Collaborated w/ director, Michael Selditch, on overall structure incorporating about 100 hours of new footage and 200 hours of archival footage culled from raw, personal, journalistic, and historical sources to tell a story that spans 80 years

Researched several characters that were important friends and influencers in Ms. Field’s life

Created an editorial style called “Story by Proxy” in which anecdotes were told through a deliberate misuse of footage (for example: using shots from The Devil Wears Prada to tell a true story that happened between Meryl Streep and Ms. Field)

Scored the entire feature using primarily stems from music library, creating a mix of sounds that often differed greatly from the original mixes

Produced, shot, and edited a series of short viral videos of people who have reversed chronic illness through a low-carb/high-fat diet.

Conducted in-depth interviews designed to discover and focus on the traits and story elements that made each character uniquely compelling.

Shot B-roll and scenework that emphasized their story and focused on the simplicity of using Food as Medicine.

Created a handful of trailers for Social Media with the call to action to visit the site to learn more about reversing chronic illness through diet.

Designed and created thumbnails for each video with a visual constant theme for all of them, and unique features for each of the characters.

Directed international shoots across South Africa, Australia’s Outback, and the U.S.

Managed editorial structure and post-production for the globally recognized feature documentary exploring the ketogenic diet.

Directed and edited award-winning and award-nominated culinary and journalistic series for GBH (formerly WGBH), including Moveable Feast, Lidia Celebrates America, and Weekends With Yankee.

Collaborated closely with Executive Producers on story ideas, character arcs, and editorial style.

Managed field crews of 4 to 15 people

Developed show bibles and proprietary production workflows to ensure consistent tone and storytelling structure.

Worked closely with both seasoned hosts and real people and adapted directorial style based on their desires and comfort levels

Conducted interviews designed to not only uncover a story but to emphasize the character of the person telling it

Wrote narration for scene introductions, cold opens, and to signpost important story elements that might otherwise be lost.

Followed and filmed first winner of Project Runway for 9 months as he designed, built, coordinated, cast, and catwalked his first professional line of clothing at New York City’s Fashion Week

Created a shooting style guide primarily based on verité scenes with minimal interviews and minimal directorial intervention

Coordinated with Jay as to what scenes would be most valuable to film.

Created an almost narrative editorial style that emphasized character development, story arc and surreal scenes to portray just how much work goes into an eleven minute walk on the runway

For the SUNDANCE CHANNEL, Produced, shot, and edited Architecture School (6-part documentary series). Shot for an entire school year on location in New Orleans, LA

1st Semester was class and lab work; 2nd Semester was building a single-family home

Coordinated an 8-member crew consisting of locals and people from NYC.

Conducted extensive interviews with a large set of characters over the course of a year

Designed visual storytelling devices

Wrote and compiled the opening titles script based on student input

Won International Documentary Award for Best Limited Series; named one of Time Magazine’s Top Ten TV Shows of 2009

Worked with director, Patricia Zagarella, on the sizzle reel submitted to ITVS and Independent Lens

Edited 6-part web series

Devised unique story-telling devices for how to introduce important elements the cameras did not capture without resorting to interview bites

Produced and shot followup scenes with the characters and a 3-person local crew

Conducted followup interviews with all the main characters