Directing campaign for Visit Philadelphia, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.

A weekend turns into a chorus of wheels, wood, and wires as a Binghamton skatepark is transformed into an immersive sonic instrument—where skate, BMX, art, and music fuse into a living landscape of sound.

CONTACT follows Derek Nelson, a fearless fabricator, activist, BMX pro, and artist, as he reimagines HCS—a skatepark that has worn many identities (gallery, library, museum, stage)—into a colossal, playable instrument. Over one electric weekend, the space becomes a participatory installation: ramps become resonators, rails become percussion, and the community of Binghamton, NY becomes co‑creators in a conflagration of sound.

What begins as a DIY experiment evolves into a communal rite of invention. The film traces the friction and joy of pushing boundaries—where improvisation meets mechanics, and where boundaries between “audience” and “participator” dissolve. The result is not merely a concert or a skate session, but a kinetic sculpture in which every ollie, mural, and melody contributes to a collective score.

Small town, big sound, intimate stakes: CONTACT is a love letter to grassroots creativity and the power of reclaiming space in a world that often feels exclusive. Through a poetically composed, observational lens, the film honors the creative process as it unfolds in real time—redefining what a venue can be when art, community, and rebellion collide.

“A walk with Richard” is an intimate portrait of a first-
generation Japanese immigrant and restauranteur who
firmly believes in “protecting” the customer, his business and
his legacy.

One of the best brands, best people, best whiskey. I’ve created over a hundred ( not exaggerating ) pieces of content so far for Jack’s family of brands ranging from social to broadcast and everything in between.

I was brought on as the DP to capture content with Radshare for Bobcat down in RVA which was worked into the larger brand anthem as well as stand-alone pieces you see here.

I was approached by House of Radon to be one of many DP’s to contribute to this amazing global project. I was able to be myself and shoot what I love the most, my family. The blend of styles tied together with the grade make this project really special to me.

Wulf’s Fish wanted to create film portraits for some of the team to highlight the commitment to craft, quality and sustainability in the food industry. Everything you need to know about New Englanders you can learn right here, amazing people make it easy.