It all begins with an idea

Directed, wrote, edited, animated, and created VFX for Vimeo’s On Demand launch explainer video, blending clear communication with sleek design to introduce the new platform.

I directed a one-shot sketch about office life vs. Margaritaville, coordinating on-set chaos and stitching five takes into a seamless, uninterrupted performance.

As Animation Director, I brought Dave Hill’s UCB story to life using cardboard marionettes, practical sets, and After Effects face-tracking to blend handmade charm with digital polish.

I wrote, edited, animated, and added VFX to a UGO.com news video on the rumored Shadow of the Colossus film—created and released in under an hour of the story breaking.

I directed and edited a UGO.com parody trailer that reimagined SimCity in the gritty, noir style of Sin City, blending cinematic polish with sharp pop culture satire.

I edited The Reading Room and five other hour-long BravoCon 2022 episodes—cut from over a dozen cameras in just 72 hours. Now streaming on Peacock, the edits capture the drama, humor, and unforgettable fan-favorite moments.

I co-wrote, directed, produced, and edited The Third Party, a feature mockumentary blending scripted and improvised performances with real interviews from candidates like Jill Stein, Vermin Supreme, and Jimmy “The Rent Is Too Damn High” McMillan. Following five eccentric fictional contenders in the 2016 election, it satirizes American politics and was an official selection of the New York Independent Film Festival.

I wrote, directed, shot, and edited the sketch Reset Your Password with the comedy team Horse + Horse. The video was recognized by being featured on Huffington Post’s “Funniest Videos of the Year” list, which was an exciting honor.

As Lead Editor of Watch What Happens Live, I shaped standout moments like Bryan Cranston’s dramatic Clubhouse Playhouse turn as Ariana Madix—an improvised, awards-worthy performance that became an instant Bravo fan favorite..

I wrote, directed, starred in, edited, and created the VFX for The Most Expensive Etsy, a parody commercial for a fictional Etsy store selling $50,000 T-shirts with witty, ironic slogans. The sketch satirizes luxury branding with over-the-top visuals and sharp humor, showcasing my range as both a performer and filmmaker.