​Buried (2024)
Producer

The town of Mooresville, North Carolina, considered the fastest-growing suburb in America, has become the epicenter of an environmental and public health debate over the extent of coal ash contamination. WCNC Charlotte’s six-month investigation identified coal ash, which includes a "cocktail of toxic elements," buried underground across North Carolina, including under and near the most vulnerable.

Awards:
Edward R. Murrow Award for News Documentary

​¡Come! (2020)
Gaffer/Assistant Producer

Set in Florida, a 12 year old Puerto Rican girl’s perspective changes when she brings a popular dessert dish, Arroz con Leche, to a Thanksgiving event at her school and no one eats it.

Currently on HBO.

Festivals:
​San Luis Obispo International, Fort Myers Beach International, Southside, San Diego Latino, Gasparilla International, Phoenix, Sunscreen, Tallahassee, Athens International, Newport Beach, Sarasota, Twister Alley International, Maryland International, Kansas City FilmFest International, Fire, New Hope, Capital City, WorldFest Houston International. 

A Dream of Us (2019)
Gaffer

Born out of the ashes of what those relationships once were, "A Dream of Us" reflects on how the past sometimes isn’t enough to fix the present.

​Festivals:
​Southern Reel Film Showcase (Best Film 2019), I'm not gonna move to L.A., Hollywood Verge Film Awards, Fort Myers Beach International.

Night on the Block (2019)
Director of Photography

​Festivals:
​Southern Reel Film Showcase (Best Documentary 2019)

My Florida Home (2019)
Key Grip/Electric

My Florida Home is a psychological drama that explores the idea of familial guilt, responsibility, and how individuals come to terms with the consequences of their actions.

​Festivals:
​Vero Beach Wine + Film, Sunscreen Film, New Haven International Film, Sands Film Semifinalist, Film Fest 52, Fort Worth Indie Film Showcase, Southside Film, Central Florida Film Festival, Kansas International Film Festival, Golden Door International Film Festival.

Finding Joy (2018)
Co-Director/Director of Photography

Shea Webb is a 29 year old woman in Fort Pierce, Florida, struggling with a chronic illness called Lyme Disease. Finding Joy unravels what it’s like to remain invisible in a world that’s constantly moving.

​Festivals: Southern Reel Film Showcase