LONG-FORM DOCUMENTARY WORK
Stories that educate. Inspire change. And Inform.
TRAILER: WRITTEN ON WATER (IN TEXAS)
One of the world's largest underground water sources, the Ogallala Aquifer, is losing water at an alarming rate. The aquifer not only plays an important role in the social fabric of communities along its borders, but it also nourishes the food we eat in America. What choices are farming communities making given this inevitable change and how will it impact our food supply?
I served as a field producer for this project. It’s had numerous screenings at Environmental Film festivals around the country and is represented by Green Planet Films.
WHEN FARMERS BECOME PHARMACIES
In certain DC wards, healthy food is hard to come by whether it's becausethere aren't any grocery stores or it's too expensive. But across the Capitol,grass-roots initiatives are changing the desert-landscape. When Farmers BecomePharmacies introduces us to the characters and stories that are transformingthe District's Food Deserts.
This is a 15-minute piece that I produced, shot, and edited. It is being used as an advocacy tool for organizations focused on foodsecurity issues.
MENHADEN: THE BAY'S MOST IMPORTANT FISH
The film Menhaden: Most Important Fish in the Bay is a 26-minute documentary that explores how a community is impacted by the disappearance of a fish from the Chesapeake Bay. The fish--Menhaden--has come to define the community's livelihood, heritage, and, once-upon-time, their future. What will happen now that this way of life isn't sustainable?
I was an AP on this doc, which aired on Maryland Public TV and won a 2012 CINE Golden Eagle Award