Video
My video work centers on long-form conversations and the challenge of making them legible, compelling, and worth staying with. I produce, direct, and edit interviews and documentary-driven projects, then distill them into short-form pieces designed for digital platforms without flattening nuance or intent. Whether working independently or with brands and teams, I focus on identifying the moments where an idea crystallizes, shaping video that prioritizes clarity, context, and resonance over empty clicks.
Wella x Ulla Johnson NYFW SS 2027
I was commissioned by Wella Professionals to produce a one-minute video for New York Fashion Week, spotlighting three products (Ultimate Repair Miracle Rescue, Ultimate Color, and Ultimate Smooth Repair Serum) used backstage at the Ulla Johnson SS27 show by hair lead Diego Da Silva. Since the collection drew its inspiration from New York City, the video wove together interviews, backstage BTS, show moments, and cityscape footage to root the products in that same visual language.
I interviewed both Diego Da Silva and Ulla Johnson, capturing their perspectives on the collection and the role the products played in achieving the look. On set, I filmed backstage prep and was granted access to shoot actual show footage, which I combined with city b-roll to tie the piece back to its New York inspiration. In post-production, I structured the interviews around the product highlights and cut everything down to a tight one-minute format suitable for social use.
Indochine
I was commissioned by Indochine to produce a recap video for a one-night-only event celebrating the restaurant's ties to the 1990s New York downtown scene, in collaboration with Angie Mar of the shuttered Beatrice Inn. For the evening, Mar revived dishes from the Beatrice's menu inside Indochine's kitchen, and the two legendary spots came together under one roof for the first time. I captured the event as it unfolded and cut the footage into a recap video without interview components, focused purely on documenting the night's atmosphere and energy.
Oribe
In 2025 I was commissioned to produce and direct a video series for Oribe in celebration of Black History Month. Each piece was built from long-form stylist interviews and hair tutorials, originally recorded as 30–60 minute sessions. My role was to identify the most meaningful soundbites and shape them into concise narratives, resulting in finished videos ranging from 60 to 90 seconds.
As producer, I assembled and managed the technical team, including grip, lighting, steadicam, and sound. On set, I directed talent, guided interviews, and operated the moving camera to capture b-roll and transitional moments. In post-production, I handled music scouting, editorial structure, cutting, formatting, and final exports, delivering versions optimized for both widescreen YouTube and vertical platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. Color correction and audio cleanup were completed in collaboration with external specialists.
Stylist Intros
Hair Styling Tutorials
Oribe Pride
In 2026 I was commissioned to produce and direct a video for Oribe's Pride campaign, celebrating three of the campaign's heroes — Amanda Lepore, Ceyenne Doroshow, and Anania. While the campaign's primary focus was photography, Oribe wanted a behind-the-scenes video component to showcase the work that goes into building a campaign like this. My role was to film the interviews and weave them together with BTS footage from the shoot into a cohesive narrative.
Having worked with all three models before, I was able to direct the interviews with an existing rapport that helped draw out candid, personal moments on camera. On set, I captured both the interviews and the surrounding BTS moments. In post-production, I handled all editing myself, structuring and cutting the footage, splicing interview soundbites with BTS b-roll to give viewers an inside look at how the campaign came together.
In 2025 I was commissioned to produce and direct a video series for Oribe in celebration of Black History Month. Each piece was built from long-form stylist interviews and hair tutorials, originally recorded as 30–60 minute sessions. My role was to identify the most meaningful soundbites and shape them into concise narratives, resulting in finished videos ranging from 60 to 90 seconds.
As producer, I assembled and managed the technical team, including grip, lighting, steadicam, and sound. On set, I directed talent, guided interviews, and operated the moving camera to capture b-roll and transitional moments. In post-production, I handled music scouting, editorial structure, cutting, formatting, and final exports, delivering versions optimized for both widescreen YouTube and vertical platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. Color correction and audio cleanup were completed in collaboration with external specialists.
I was commissioned to produce and direct a series of Get Ready With Me videos for the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) for their Instagram channel. The project involved following and interviewing notable figures in real time, shaping intimate, narrative-driven portraits designed for short-form viewing. I handled direction and all post-production, delivering finished pieces optimized for social platforms. Featured subjects include American actress Judith Light, Mexican singer-songwriter Majo Aguilar, and designer Imam Nardos.
CFDA
Personal Work
In early 2025. I launched Killas Confessions, a short-form documentary series focused on LGBTQIA+ community leaders, artists, and organizers, and the personal experiences that define their work. Each episode follows a “day in a life“ structure, accompanying participants during moments of personal significance while allowing the narrative to unfold organically. Across its first six episodes the series explores themes of gender transition, immigration, chosen family, activism, and community care. I conceived, produced, directed, filmed, and edited the series independently. The project ended up accumulating over 700,000 views on Instagram alone and generated sustained engagement and dialogue as audiences related their own experiences, reflections, and responses to the stories being told.