My Work
Director
Melee (Short)
Coming Soon
Writer, Director, Producer
Budget: $2,500
Welcome to Camp Oakwood!
On a sunny day at a Christian summer camp, Amelia meets Sandy, a chaotic and bubbly fellow camper, who splashes her with water and questions her belief in God.
Amelia is torn between her budding relationship with Sandy and her attraction to Garrett, an older lifeguard who is everything she thought she ever wanted.
Melee is a coming-of-age story about embracing our differences, self-acceptance and accepting that maybe - still being a kid is okay.
When the Phone Rings
Director
Budget: $6,000
Coming Soon
"Ever since you came into my life you were the only thing I cared about."
Cora and Theo hide out in a seemingly empty house. Leaving Theo in the bath, Cora searches the house for potential threats, but she cannot escape the phone ringing - even after she's unplugged it. Cora is forced to examine what she thought she knew as her reality, as Theo sees the truth of who his mother has become.
(Short)
Blue Light (Short)
Writer, Director
Runtime: 7min
Shopping carts, street lamps, sidewalks, and friendship.
Maddy becomes jealous of her best friend, Riley after she changes up her look, wearing new glasses and smoking cigarettes after she is accepted into graduate school in London. Maddy and Riley spend one last night together, exploring the city and confronting their fears about the future of their friendship.
Elle advises Rita against pursuing him. Later, on Elle's balcony, Elle confesses her true feelings to James and tells him about a play she's writing - a play where she's cast herself as the protagonist's best friend.
Rita's Best Friend (Short)
Writer, Director, Producer
Runtime: 12min
Elle throws a birthday party for her best friend, Rita. At the party, they discuss the meanings of their names. Elle becomes jealous of Rita's femininity, feeling insecure about if her name really suits who she is. While the other's go out to get drinks, Rita reveals that she has a crush on James, another one of Elle's friends.
Sara for 72 Hours (Short)
Writer, Director
Runtime: 30min Budget: $1,500
Why do you want to stay awake?
Sara, bored with her current life, decides to attempt to stop sleeping. She breaks up with her manipulative boyfriend, Jacob, breaks down crying at her seemingly perfect best friend, Juliette's, proposal dinner, and meets a new guy who might finally understand her. Sara is forced to confront the way she's been ignoring Juliette's struggles - and her insomnia might be what finally allows them to reconnect.
Assistant Director
As an assistant director, I bring communication, preparedness, and most importantly - a positive attitude to set.
In the many projects I have worked on, I have learned the importance of being willing to collaborate, having an open dialogue when problems arise, and flexibility when changes are underway. I will always be an advocate for the health and safety of the crew, while welcoming creative risks for the filmmakers that I have the opportunity of working with.
Past Credits include...
1st Assistant Director
Garmin Spec Ad (dir. David Freeman)(Commercial, 2025)
Dee/Dee Hex (dir. Luc Gearon)(TV Pilot, 2025)(post-prod)
Ashe (dir. Jakob Tyree)(Short, 2025)(post-prod)
Forough (dir. Sina Khani)(Short, 2024)(post-prod)
The Baker (Who Ate too Much Dough) (dir. Ella Saba)(Short, 2024)
The Dress (dir. Chelsea Burke)(Short, 2024)(post-prod)
Beauty Decaying by Death's Veil (dir. Ira Lianez)(2024)(post-prod)
Just Those Bad Habits (dir. Julie Dinh)(Music Video, 2024)
Black (dir. Tamia Booker)(Short, 2024)(post-prod)
Glimpses of You (dir. Ella Saba)(Short, 2024)
You're Bringing Me Down (dir. Amina Adeyola)(Short, 2023)
2nd 2nd Assistant Director
The Average Black Boy (dir. Tajhmir Gough)(Short, 2023)