Documentary Film
Since completing a filmmaking certificate at NYU, I’ve deepened my passion for documentary storytelling. My work uses humanist cinematic storytelling to explore health inequities, policy, and systemic change through intimate, character-driven narratives. Rooted in research and empathy, my films challenge assumptions, amplify underrepresented voices, and spark meaningful dialogue.
A short documentary exploring the unexpected impact of abortion restrictions through the experiences of two OB-GYN residents and best friends from Texas. After the overturn of Roe v. Wade, their practice and the lives of their patients are forever changed.
DP: Dan Abel
Post: Me + Velem
In one week I shot, directed, and edited this character study. Reggie is a musician and boxing coach in NYC.
I conducted a zoom interview and edited this portrait of Shell Rummel. Her experience and the overturn of Roe V. Wade has inspired a larger film project.
An internal video that highlights the unmet need in advanced breast cancer, where treatment hasn’t evolved in years. With rhythm & pacing, that’s lockstep with script, we tell the story of our target patient Pami, and her need for flexibility, independence, and control of her time.
The dynamic and kinetic compositions in the storyboard below leave you with the overwhelming feeling that Pami’s time is now. Stock imagery and videos are used to create this visceral manifesto.
An internal video that highlights the unmet need in advanced breast cancer, where treatment hasn’t evolved in years. With rhythm & pacing, that’s lockstep with script, we tell the story of our target patient Pami, and her need for flexibility, independence, and control of her time.
The dynamic and kinetic compositions in the storyboard below leave you with the overwhelming feeling that Pami’s time is now. Stock imagery and videos are used to create this visceral manifesto.
