Welcome/Bienvenido
From events to live performances, I find the moments that matter & shape them into content that connects.
Demo Reel
Capital Pride Festival, then the No Kings Protest in DC and its dance protest counterpart in Baltimore — one built on signage, the other on movement. From there, director interviews at Garden of Lights and Wheaton Arts Parade, closing at the Capital Pride Parade on its own live audio.
My Work, My Passion
With over 10 years of field and studio production experience, I've collaborated with community members, local government, and organizations to tell stories that raise awareness and grow their audience year after year. Working in lean production environments sharpened my ability to wear many hats — director, producer, videographer, editor, blogger, and social media manager.
Baltimore Pro Democracy Dance Party
Three cuts of one night at Penn Station — the full event, plus two short takes built around each DJ's set.
Full Cut — 1:10: The full night filled with costumed dancers, protest signs, and commuters caught off guard.
Set 1 — DJ Gonzostein — :26
DJ Gonzostein opens the night igniting the crowd, NO KINGS signs rising, the beat filling the air.
Set 2 — DJ Tew Slim — :43
DJ Tew Slim's set drives the people to create, chalk art, costumes, dance, and commuters stopped mid-stride.
Capital Pride
In The Spotlight— 1:16
A panel dedicated to LGBTQ+ advocacy and storytelling, moderated by Wilson Cruz and featuring Raven-Symoné, Brian Michael Smith, Laith Ashley, and Trace Lysette. Spoken word anchors the piece with text overlays surface key ideas. Color grading is warm and intimate, reinforcing the gravity of the conversation and the significance of the room.
Capital Pride Parade— 1:05
Wide establishing shots and intimate close-ups woven together captures the breadth and spirit of Pride through movement, color, and crowd joy.
World Pride
World Pride Festival— :59
Millions gathered in the shadow of the nation's Capitol for World Pride. Rainbow flags against the D.C. skyline, crowds filling the grounds with joy, and a community refusing to be anything other than fully, visibly itself. Equal parts party and statement, equal parts community and defiance.
Courtney Act Singing Poker Face At the Human Rights Campaign Conference— :43
Courtney Act owns the stage — a voice that needs no backing track.
Drag Queens Perform At the Human Rights Campaign Conference— :39
Saturated color, beat-synced cuts — built to match the performers' energy.
Rapid Response Choir: No Kings Protest, Washington DC— 1:02
One song, "America the Beautiful" sung twice only reframed the second time through immigrant voices and protest signs.
MoCo Pride — Intro Clip — :46
The trailer for MoCo Pride is about LGBTQ+ people, businesses, organizations, and people across Montgomery County.
Garden of lights— 1:57
Behind the scenes at Garden of Lights, narrated by Brookside Gardens' director. Festive music drives the edit, cuts timed to the score, letting the lights speak for themselves.
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