• Provide cinematography services as Director of Photography and Assistant Camera for esteemed institutions such as PBS, Smithsonian, and Lebron James' media company: Springhill• Produce and film short-form marketing content for corporations, nonprofit organizations, small businesses, and other commercial clientele

NeXt Doc Fellowship is a year-long national fellowship that brings together emerging non-fiction storytellers ages 21-25 from diverse backgrounds with award-winning filmmakers to learn, share, and build their skills.• Demonstrated mastery in project management, overseeing multiple project timelines and ensuring punctual execution of travel logistics, marketing materials, reportbacks, and evaluative feedback, yielding elevated client satisfaction • Facilitated clear and consistent communication channels among stakeholders across diverse regions and time zones, achieving 100% project objective delivery rate • Spearheaded the custom creation of tailored multimedia content and wrote impactful copy for program promotions, resulting in a notable 25% surge in social media engagement within one month• Curated a dynamic week-long series of masterclasses, empowering 15+ filmmakers from historically marginalized communities to acquire and exchange storytelling skills

BLD PWR's mission is to bring about the liberated world that we deserve by organizing, educating, and advocating with people in the entertainment industry, with a focus on intersectional racial justice, abolition, and mental wellness.• Conceptualized and curated storytelling events & campaigns that fostered collaborations between Hollywood executives and grassroots coalition partners, resulting in the acquisition of funding to drive diversity & inclusion initiatives at leading TV & Film studios• Pioneered and produced "Truth to Power," a multimedia interview series highlighting 12 national grassroots organizations, resulting in first-of-its-kind online open-source database connecting activists advancing immigration rights, LGBTQ+ justice, environmental sustainability, arts & culture

• Assembled crew, coordinated production schedules, interviewed, filmed, edited, and developed impact strategy plans for 5+ social justice documentary short films, resulting in increased visibility and grant funding for local art-activism programs• Successfully orchestrated cross-departmental collaborations for impactful branding videos, leading to a surge in annual grant funding for the organization• Leveraged mastery in dynamic content strategy execution on Instagram & Facebook, demonstrating expertise in creating targeted marketing materials, captivating multimedia graphics, and compelling copy tailored for program highlights• Designed short & long-term programs that connect ideas of systemic power and oppression in filmmaking & taught 50+ students (ages 13-24) from under-funded communities technical & creative storytelling skills• Pioneered & co-hosted the inaugural “Friday Night Flicks,” a virtual Q&A series uplifting community activists, galvanizing 300+ patrons to support local mutual-aid projects

NeXt Doc film collective is a cohort of young non-fiction filmmakers of color working to decolonize documentary by re-framing and re-defining our stories and realities.

• Oversaw the end-to-end production of high-impact five-part video series, enhancing organizational visibility and broadening access to global exchange programs for thousands of students worldwide• Optimized cross-continental communications with U.S.-based supervisors, achieving a 100% delivery rate across diverse time zones, resulting in seamless marketing assets distribution and maximum impact on target audiences

• Selected as one of seven students nationwide to serve as JGS fellow and use media arts to serve community• Research, write, film, and edit documentary short film, "A Flower in a Dark Place," featuring the stories and relationships of University of Richmond students and young people incarcerated in Virginia's Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center

• Created the first Bonner Film Series, a collection of 5 documentary short films addressing education, healthcare, politics, immigration, and environmental sustainability in Richmond • Filmed & edited documentary short film "Growing Up in Civil Rights Richmond," featuring local high school student activists • Produced promotional videos, "Dear Future Bonners" and "Spiders Engage" Previous Service Positions:• ART 180: Interned five hours per week to help curate juvenile justice exhibits and parades, under the Creative Director and Program Coordinator• Church Hill Activities and Tutoring (CHAT) K to Grade 2: twice weekly - motivated, mentored and tutored all academic subjects and facilitated interactive games for students

• Selected as 1 of 12 filmmakers internationally to partake in two-week intensive mentorship program focusing on production of digital media content• Directed "Cover Story," an original web series which brings strangers together to stalk one another’s social media and then come face-to-face to compare perceptions to reality

• FRANCE'S CHILDREN, directed by New York Times Journalist Aida Alami, follows French-Moroccan activist Amal Bentounsi's fight against police violence in France• Operated professional grade camera equipment to film interviews & b-roll • Organized footage & edited scenes on French Premiere Pro CC

• Instituted and launched the first Her Campus chapter at University of Richmond; recruited, organized and managed a team of editors, writers, social media outreach analysts and a marketing director• Facilitated active communication and partnership between national Her Campus headquarters and University of Richmond’s chapter • Reviewed, validated, edited and published Online content in pillars of: News, Opinion, Career, Entertainment, Fashion, Health, Sports, etc.

• Developed documentary series for the City of Virginia Beach Summer Youth Employment Program, managing end to end workflow from pre-production through post-production• Wrote, interviewed, filmed, and edited four short films featuring Virginia Beach City Manager, Youth Opportunities Office Coordinator, youth workers, local businesses, not-for-profits, and city agencies