MY WORK
World Builder’s Incubator (WBI):
Merlin by Susan McCully
A read-through of the play “Merlin” by Susan McCully, which is about groups of people that try to provide shelter during a storm to those that are stranded.
WBI Stories 2026 Sizzle Reel
A Sizzle Reel for WBI with footage from their most recent event in May 2026, featuring readings from five different artists and writers from their cohort.
Learn more about WBI, its mission, and what kind of work they do on their website here: https://wbistories.org/
FIBERWORKS THEN AND NOW WEBINARS:
The Lausanne Biennales
A webinar covering how artists from the group “Fiberworks” participated in the Lausanne Biennales, which were art exhibitions hosted in Lausanne, Switzerland from 1962-1995, featuring art from visual artists all over the world. This webinar features artists Gyöngy Laky, Debra Rapoport, Susan Marie Johnson, Lynn Mauser-Bain, Lia Cook, and Pat Hickman.
Artists with pre-recorded video portions I worked on and their timestamps:
Gyöngy Laky: 1:50-6:16, 28:25-31:26
Susan Marie Johnson: 13:09-19:27
Lynn Mauser-Bain: 20:57-27:53
Ruth Asawa and Kay Sekimachi and Their Remarkable Innovations
An exploration of two artists, Ruth Asawa and Kay Sekimachi, by Gyöngy Laky, Melissa Leventon, Jill D'Alessandro and Tom Grotta.
Chere Mah on Fashioning Chinese Women: Empire to Modernity @lacma
A conversation with Chere Mah about the exhibit at Los Angeles County Museum of Art: Fashioning Chinese Women: Empire to Modernity, which is open from June 14 until Oct. 12. Chere shares the backstory. Just like textiles are more than artifacts, fashion is never just about fashion.
Description taken from original video.
INTERVIEWS:
Oral History: Cherie Chillin' Kabba (August 2025)
An interview from the Domini Hoskins Black History Museum, located in Redwood City, CA, featuring Cherie Chillin’ Kabba, the founder and creator of “Soultown Magazine.”
Oral History: Ernest Badger (July 2025)
A live event (edited for YouTube posting) from the Domini Hoskins Black History Museum featuring Ernest Badger, who grew up in Hinesville, Georgia, and was the child of sharecroppers.
SHORT NARRATIVE FILMS AND SKETCHES:
The Butterfly Effect
A guy stumbles upon a note, which takes him on a scavenger hunt that leads to a dangerous treasure.
Home Invasion
A couple explores an “abandoned” house, which is inhabited by stoner ghosts.
The Sign
A college student trio tries to fix a sign for their organization.
ANIMATIONS:
The Adventures of Gus and Dex
Two beings cross paths after one of them crash lands on an unknown planet.
The Tinkering Machine
An animated poetry film about a man looking to music as hope in a dystopian city.
CAMERA OPERATING WORK:
Sacrilege
A young mormon tries to go up against a group of three witches after they kill his wife.
Do Not Pass Go
A young guy tries to make money quick through playing a game of Monopoly, where you use real money.
SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT
YOUTUBE /
The Truth Behind the Opening Quote from Berserk
A take on the meaning of the intro’s opening quote in the anime series “Berserk” (1997).
How an Anime Saved my Life
An analysis on the anime “Initial D” and how it helped me get through a difficult time in my life.
The Most Positive Series on WEBTOON
An analysis/review of the WEBTOON series “The Knight Only Lives Today.”