The Wild Honey Pie is a music collective website. Combining live music sessions videos, blogs, and daily music information, it is a hub for music lovers to explore new and old music. Currently, I am creating, directing, and editing videos for their live studio sessions.

I was able to travel to India and film the process of shoe making for a company that is transforming the way that we buy shoes. Their factory-direct concept allows for the consumer to pay less for better quality shoes, and enables the workers themselves to receive higher wages. I was able to create a successfully funded KickStarter campaign video for the company and have continued to manage their video media outlets.

Leaner Creamer is a lactose, cholesterol, sugar, and gluten-free alternative to the everyday coffee creamer. Its natural appetite-suppressant ingredients encourage weight loss and a healthier diet. I am currently providing video content for their online media outlets.

By following the development of its three subjects humans, chimpanzees, and elephants in the wild, the film highlights the parallels of dependency throughout a life, encouraging the viewer to break down their walls of dissociation between humans and animals. Guided by abstract narrative, the film opens the audience to discussions over conservation and how we need to take care of the world around us now more than ever.

As a scribe, I worked alongside physicians in the fast-paced environment of the Emergency Room. I supported the doctors with patient care and chart write-ups. I was in charge of inputting all medical and visit information for each patient seen that day. Good Samaritan Hospital's use of scribes enables more face-to-face interaction between physician and patient and better overall care for each patient.

As the Vice President of our fraternity, I was a Chair Executive Board and Inter Fraternity Council member. I spent countless hours serving as the liaison between the fraternity, university, and national organization. Both the President and I held weekly meetings for the board and for the entire chapter, consisting of over 150 members. I managed our $15,000 semester budget and general intra-fraternal activities.

As an assistant for the doctor, I took each patient into their room and measured weight, blood pressure, and vitals before their consultation. I assisted the office manager by scheduling patients, and provided organizational and clerical support. That year the doctor was switching from an open practice to an inclusive MDVIP system. This meant an entire remapping of patient and office structure. The office manager and I were in charge of a smooth and efficient transition into their new system to make both the patient and the physician comfortable.

During my time working for this physician, the office was transferring all patient charts to electric files. I oversaw the input and organizations of over 2000 patient charts that allowed the physician to seamlessly continue consultations with patients. I was able to observe procedures done by the physician and learn from his amazing bedside manner that connected with patients in ways to change their experience in his office.