This is just a small collection of videos I've had a part in producing over the years. These include an award-winning documentary, a web-video produced for Keuka College, an experimental short-film funded by the Liberace Fund, and an educational video.
Bellow each are brief descriptions and production notes.
Director / Director of Photography / Assistant Editor
*co-director Scott Murchie
Nickel City Smiler
Feature length documentary
Audience Choice Award Winner, 2011 Buffalo Niagara Film Festival
Forced to flee their homeland because of the brutal Burmese military dictatorship and a decades old civil war, Nickel City Smiler is a documentary film that follows a refugee's struggle for hope and the American dream amidst discrimination, poverty and violence in one of the United State's poorest cities.
Notes:
-Edited with Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effects, and Pro Tools.
Director/Camera/Editor
Web video
Biology 331: Ornithology
Created as a "Fast Class" concept video, that illustrates the high-quality of teaching at Keuka College.
Notes:-Shot on Canon 7D, edited with Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5.
Director / Editor / Cinematographer
Experimental
the girl in a dream
Short experimental film, based on a monologue written by Sophie Haviland for the Bridge Project. Music by Justin Roeland. Funded in part by The Liberace Fund and the University at Buffalo, College of Arts and Sciences.
Experimental
the girl in a dream
Short experimental film, based on a monologue written by Sophie Haviland for the Bridge Project. Music by Justin Roeland. Funded in part by The Liberace Fund and the University at Buffalo, College of Arts and Sciences.
Notes: Edited with Final Cut Pro.
Editor / Camera
Documentary
Voices of ICWACreated in conjunction with the Center for Development of Human Services
This project examines various historical events in regard to New York's Native American families, including the institutional boarding school movement, and the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Notes:
-Edited with Final Cut Pro, and Adobe After Effects.
