Brushtone is video, photography, web and print design. We do video production from simple customer testimonials or event documentation to full commercial spots and music videos. We build clean, responsive web pages for small businesses, musicians, and authors. We document events, shows and happenings for posterity and for Facebook likes.

I produce videos for both educational and outreach purposes at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. I shoot, edit, create graphics, and finalize the project for distribution online. I have created over 50 videos on a wide range of lab and science-related topics, currently totaling over 7 million views on YouTube.

I have been earning money doing computer repair and other tech-related work since I was in high school. I started out by doing mostly virus removals and system crash recoveries, but over the years I have performed a wide variety of services ranging from wiring office buildings for internet to building political campaign websites to taking photos and creating print and video ads for local businesses. I have become proficient at repairing, building, and maintaining Windows and Mac systems. I am quick at learning any type of software and am experienced in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.), OpenOffice, WordPress, Joomla, Frontpage, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Encore, etc.), Final Cut Pro, Avid (all versions), Adobe Premiere, iMovie, Windows Movie Maker, Logic Pro, Garageband, Aperture, Social Media Applications (YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Blogger, etc.), Microsoft Windows (98, Me, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8), Mac OS (9-10.8), as well as an endless number of specialty applications and programs.

This is my music production side project- mostly electronic and hip-hop music. I have had a few songs placed in small online commercials or videos, and had tracks briefly featured in Joseph Gordon Levitt's colloborative television project "HitRecord on TV."

Producing videos and other marketing materials for a large trampoline park located in the Chicago suburbs.

I started at the Batavia Public Library as a Circulation Clerk. This position involved a variety of general circulation work including discharging and sorting materials, helping patrons at the desk, dealing with lost and damaged items, helping patrons over the phone, and a variety of other tasks. I was later promoted to Circulation Assistant. In this capacity I still performed the general duties of a Clerk but was also responsible for overseeing all aspects of registration and renewal, and ensuring patron and reciprocal borrowing privileges were handled promptly and accurately.