Back at Belle’s

In my Directing for Film class, our assignment was to take an existing monologue from a film and create our own adaptation of it. This is my adaptation of a monologue from The Lighthouse (2019).

In my Directing for Film class, our final project was to produce a scene adapted from media that was not an existing film. I chose to bring to life a scene in my original screenplay, “The 35th of Never.”

Logline: On her 35th birthday, a woman who has spent most her life shrinking herself for her husband is kidnapped in his absence, setting off a journey that forces her to confront betrayal, violence, and herself.

I am so proud of this film, and I am so grateful to my incredible cast and crew.

“White Noise” 2026

This was the 1st project of the semester for my New Media class. Our assignment was to film liminal spaces and “break” the footage - aka distorting/saturating/editing it in unconventional ways, while adding sound design to support emotional responses and move the story forward.

This video was nominated and accepted to be shown at “Emerging Visions: Southern New Jersey University and College Visual Arts Student Showcase” at the Noyes Arts Garage at Stockton University.

“The Woods That Raised Me” is a film we produced for my incredible friend Leah's senior thesis show, which encapsulated her life growing up in the Pine Barrens, and how it has shaped her into who she is today. I am so honored to have been apart of creating this film for her, and grateful for the ability to be creative and expressive with the people I love.

A project created for my Intro to Film and Video class during the Fall semester 2025.

Highlight recap video of the Eagles Parade following their Super Bowl victory!