I was the lead producer, videographer and editor on this short, interally produced documentary detailing the behind-the-scenes politics from the 2019 state legislative session.
In 2022, I pitched The Seattle Times a story about children being stuck in the hospital. This led to an ongoing series of stories focusing on youth behavioral health. 33 days without sunlight: Why hundreds of Washington kids are living in windowless emergency rooms (Feb. …
At the Washington State Hospital Association, I served as second-in-command for communications work. I co-developed the organization’s strategic communications plan, served as the website and email marketing administrator, developed the interface design for event registration through an up-and-coming database, and served as a project manager for video, visual design, printing and web development work outsourced to vendors.
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Going to bed can be the best part of the day. This After Effects animation spreads the gospel of the zzz’s, highlighting the benefits of being well-rested. This stemmed from a project in The University of Denver’s Emergent Digital Practices program.
In spring 2013, I completed my master’s thesis, which was easily the biggest project I’ve ever completed. The project, Falling From the Earth, is a prototype of an immersive video exhibition exploring the relationship between immersion and the uncanny within the context of a narrative.
In 1993, Jurassic Park presented a grand vision of the future of science. It was a world where dinosaurs could be recreated by extracting DNA from fossilized mosquitoes. Continue reading Jurassic Park: The Silent Version
Ever wonder what your hometown’s deepest, darkest secrets are? I did, and I pitched and wrote this story for The Issaquah Press’ biannual living magazine. The story won first place for News of the Weird from the Washington Newspaper Publisher’s Association in 2011.
#GivingTuesday follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday, creating a tradition of giving back after the official holiday kickoff and big spending. I created these animations to “quiz” WestSide Baby’s social media followers about the need in our community.
So how many crimes make it into Denver newspapers anyway?
Denver Crime in the News takes a look at exactly how many crimes are committed in Denver and how many of those crimes become the subject of Denver newspapers.
In 2010, I was able to cover the story of a local ballplayer who made the big leagues. This story, which ran in The Issaquah Press June 14, 2010, took second place for Best Sports Personality Profile from the Washington Newspaper Publisher’s Association.