The Work
Not "engagement." Not "awareness." One specific feeling, chosen on purpose, built shot by shot — because the feeling is what changes what people do. Press play on any of these and see if it works on you.
A portrait of artist Ayomi Yoshida during her Spencer Museum residency in Lawrence — asking the question every artist eventually has to sit with: who am I?
A bus driver learns every regular on his route by name — turning a daily commute into a quiet lesson in what it means to be seen.
A haunting tribute to Carnival of Souls, shot in the actual church from the 1962 film — a meditation on being unseen, and the fight to feel alive.
A short documentary about the trials of a fifth-generation tobacco farmer. Going through, not around.
A university hype film with a docu-style flair and a re-imagining of the school anthem -- built for KU Endowment to turn momentum into generosity.
A tribute to a flag that never misses a game day. What loyalty looks like when nobody's making you do it.
Five at-risk youth unleash the beauty inside. Documentary intimacy in service of a nonprofit's mission.
A spot for Spotify. Country fandom, expressed at crop-circle scale.
A COVID PSA written as a letter to a friend. Proof that a public-health message can pierce instead of preach.
A segment created for the Presidential Inauguration Day Parade. National stage, Kansas crew.
A Lawrence health clinic quietly defying healthcare's reputation — proof that showing up for others is what fills you up.
A compliance film to end all compliance films. Yes, a compliance film can do that to you.