Production

• Produced videos for a K-8 public charter school in Dorchester, MA, to promote their pedagogical practices to prospective donors, teachers, and parents.

• Responsible for budgeting, scheduling, breakdowns, client communication, script revisions, and creating a production book

My short film, “Cellophane,” is a 25-page script addressing gender stereotypes and using loosely hyperbolic characters, each representing an ideological position and approach to gender inequity. Using the "Rashomon" effect and the thriller, horror, and dark comedy genres, “Cellophane'' calls out the unconscious gender dichotomy between expected domesticity and women’s actual capabilities. It all starts at the conclusion of an accounting internship. Sloane and Karl have an uncomfortable run-in that triggers a series of events leading to the demise of one of these characters. Lightly posed as a whodunnit, “Cellophane” will offer a few laughs about how cringey or shocking the characters' reactions are to death and their misunderstanding about the inequity women seem to encounter everyday.

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• Awarded 1st place in Liberal Studies Major category at Bentley’s Undergraduate Research Day for outstanding project and impact 

• Awarded Media & Culture Community Award at Bentley’s annual “Buffy’s” film festival 

• Pre-production: scriptwriting, auditions, branding and official overviews, cast and crew call, craft services, funding, storyboarding, location scouting, contracts and permissions, breakdowns and call-sheets 

• Production: Led cast and crew of 15+ people over 7 days of filming and created a collaborative, positive, and efficient environment 

• Post-Production: currently editing, plan to submit to New Bedford Film Festival