As a photography apprentice, I shoot and edit photos at miscellaneous Mural Arts Philadelphia events, such as mural dedications, community events, and more.

As a peer mentor, I worked with students in the Klein Rising and Professional Development courses. In both classes I served as a resource for students to get more acclimated with the university and it's career resources.

I produce one video a week about all things Temple to be posted on Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook, and others.

I host a weekly radio show called "Geek Rock Radio" where I curate a playlist of my favorite Geek Rock Songs and share facts about them. I air every Sunday at 12:00 from on IHeartRadio.

I curate two weekly posts to be featured on the Queer Temple Instagram account, as well as taking behind-the-scenes photos and videos.

As the intern to the commissioners, I work with the Communications team to produce media for Bucks County Government. I create graphics for different social media platforms, as well as take and edit photo and video at events. Reels with me in them can be found on @buckscountygovt on Instagram.

As the photographer, I take behind the scenes photos at in-person shoots and was able to hold a professional photoshoot with on-screen talent. My work is featured on Instagram @artistsamongusTUTV and on the professional Spotify for the band "So Long Surfer".

Periodically I will do freelance videography and phtography opportunities facilitated through the education department at WHYY.

This was my second year as an intern in the Pathway to Media Careers Youth Employment Program. I worked for University of Pennsylvania's Health Communications and Research Team through WHYY. During the seven week program, I produced five projects: three videos and two photoshoots.

I collaborated with two other co-hosts to write and edit monthly episodes of the radio show "Spoken Youth". The purpose was to show the youth perspective on topics such as Tik Tok and the music industry, cancel culture, and more.

I was an intern in the WHYY Pathway to Media Careers Youth Employment Program where I was paired with a business partner and operated as a freelance worker. I created four projects total: two videos for the Youth Employment Program and a presentation and mini-documentary for my the WHYY Media Lab at St. Malachy Catholic School (my business partner). At St. Malachy Catholic School, I taught middle school students basic editing and video production skills after school twice a week. During this program I was also selected to host a workshop for my peers on how to use sequencing in b-roll.