- Assist the business manager with financial and fundraising responsibilities of EIV and its 15 productions- Serve as a point of communication between producers and their reimbursements' statuses with the school- Daily check the status of funding for student productions

Currently serving as Vice President of the Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa Alpha

- Provides technical support to users of the DiBona Television Studios and Control Rooms in the Tufte Performance & Production Center- Ensures the maintenance and safe operation of the studio and control rooms

- Led and participated in both public event recording and promotional content as a videographer and production assistant.- Edited video content to be aired on the Medfield TV cable and YouTube channels.- Assisted in teaching students ages 11-14 in an intensive stop-motion video class.

Produced and directed two seasons of "Extra Emerson", a segment talk show covering all things film in a fun and lighthearted way.

Served as a crew member in various roles on productions by EIV, including:- Hell Inc. (2023-2024): 1st Assistant Director, Associate Producer- Fast Food Frenzy (2023): script supervisor- This Isn't My House (2023): production assistant- Criminal Acts (2022): camera operator

- Led and collaborated with over 50 crew members from development to post-production- Became the most-viewed season of the show, and episode 1 became the second most viewed video on the Emerson Channel YouTube page- Revamped the Culture Shock! style and aesthetic to add more field and segment production

Served at Associate Producer for Season 5 of Culture Shock!, learning the foundations of producing a television show in and out of the TV studio.

During my 2 years at AFH, I moved up from starting at a teen artist to the Assistant Mentor of the Video Studio, eventually running the department on my own for about five months. I learned how to communicate with clients to deliver high-quality video production and I mentored other teen artists to help with these projects as well as their own. I wore almost every hat in the film production world, especially when it came to organization and execution.

This was a brief summer job I had thanks to a grant program in Boston. Working with TCP was my introduction to actually working in the field and learning how to create content, make deliverables, and discuss projects with clients. It was an experience that further cemented my love and passion for video production.

My first job was at a local business as it was in its beginning stages. I assisted with the growing, harvesting, packaging, and selling of microgreen products. I would help run their stand at local farmers' markets, and multiple times I did it alone or with no adult present. I would also help clean up the area for their new greenhouse to be built, and take care of the area.