At over 200,000 views, this is an example of the type of work I would edit daily for The Young Turks. On typical days, I would work on up to 5 of these videos - most published on the same day they were edited. This particular video was edited in a mobile aspect ratio, but you can see an example of my editing at TYT in a traditional 16:9 format here. 

This is my most recent work experience, and I have nothing but good things to say about the people at TYT.

All copyright for the content and graphics within this video belong solely to TYT. 

This is an example of a collaborative music video project between myself and McKenna Matus. It serves as an excellent example of my ability to edit musical content, as well as manipulate graphics and video to generate a unique visual texture. 

If you are interested in making a music video, I either have the equipment necessary or know talented individuals who would love to collaborate with us. I can work with you from the ideation phase (if you are in Los Angeles), or I can polish existing footage into a product.

All copyright for the music belongs to Wolf Alice and their associates. 

Katapult Ocean is a venture capital firm focused on investing to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals. They currently have invested in over 145 companies spanning over 46 countries. 

Katapult hired me to make a graphics-based promotional video in 2020 for social media, which I then delivered. t serves as an example of my commitment to working with people who are trying to do good and support our planet.

All copyright for this video belongs to Katapult Ocean. 

This horror short is an example of my passion for editing (and working on) avant-garde cinema. While I often do work on corporate video editing projects, my love for the craft of multimeida art really shines through when I'm able to be on a production from start to finish. 

Recently, I've developed an interest in the art of sound design, and some of my early interest in that aspect of editing shines in this film. This film was created in collaboration with McKenna Matus.

Back in 2018, I was working on an internship with the Cape Cod STEM Network. Through them, I was given the opportunity to work with local NASA, NOAA, and WHOI scientists to shoot and edit a short film. The scientists involved were more than happy to work with me on the project, and the entire thing was made with no budget and shot on an iPhone.

To this day, I am thrilled to showcase work I made in collaboration with such esteemed scientists. I am also very interested in future documentary work.