After losing my job as an advertising creative in 2008, I worked with a bunch of incredibly talented filmmakers to create my first documentary. “Lemonade” is about the people in my industry who lost their jobs but reinvented their lives. You can see the full film here: https://vimeo.com/8723937
A "gob-smacking 17-minute short." -Roger Ebert
Instead of sensationalizing blight, “Lemonade: Detroit” focused its lens on the disarming resilience of a city in search of an identity beyond a single industry, as told through the intensely personal stories of people who are actively reinventing the Motor City.
I was the director of this film.
I spent a year living in and filming the town of State College, PA exploring the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky child abuse scandal. I was the film’s director and editor.
ProtectHer began with the thesis that to protect women on college campuses from sexual assault, it required an all-hands-on-deck approach led by the male athletes on those campuses. I edited the four-part film series, made up of a feature length documentary and three short companion pieces. The feature premiered at Carmel International Film Festival and was was acquired by Amazon Prime.
