This was a mini documentary I made during the summer of my sophomore year. I was participating in UF's Summer Media Institute and specialized in filmmaking for the week! I loved being able to interview Professor Shelly Johnson for this piece. She enjoyed working with me and my crew so much that she invited us to see the bats later that evening, a privilege that wouldn't have otherwise come with the program. 

This animated short, whimsical as it may be, was part of how I grieved the loss of my cat, Solo. I created a series of stories on what adventures he'd be going on after crossing the rainbow bridge; in this way, storytelling was more than a hobby, it was an emotional outlet. 

This project was for my AICE media studies class! I had to make a rough opening for a hypothetical feature film I would pitch to movie producers.  

The Broadcast was a short film I made with one of my friends for a school contest. The prompt was to make any sort of thriller/horror film in lieu of the October Spooky Season. We only had a few class periods to get this whole thing completed, and I am quite proud of how it turned out.