Editor | Cameraperson
2021 | Short doc | Directed by Laura Waters Hinson
Sheila White dreams of becoming a photojournalist and escaping her life of homelessness. As a reporter at Street Sense newspaper, she covers the story of DC’s “Tent City.” Along the way, she meets a charismatic tent resident named Mike who, much like Sheila, longs for a life outside the underpass. As the city moves to shut down Mike’s encampment, their journeys are threatened by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Currently making the festival rounds:
-Austin Film Festival
-Heartland Film Festival
-Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
-St. Louis International Film Festival
-Annapolis Film Festival (Jury Award: Best Short Documentary)
-Indy Shorts (Audience Choice)
-Pan African Film Festival
For more information, visit https://www.streetreporterfilm.com/
Editor | Writer
2023 | Feature Doc | Production Company: Equity Media
Divisible is documentary that focuses on the history and current impacts of redlining in the United States, highlighting the specific case of Omaha, Nebraska to illustrate how discriminatory housing policies continually affects people nationwide.
Expected release in 2024.
For more information, visit https://www.divisibledoc.com/
Producer | Director | Editor
2020 | Short doc | The New Yorker
The Pause: A Brief Contemplation of Scott’s Infertility is a 17 minute documentary that chronicles one man’s journey through his circumstances of infertility. The film displays the inner turmoil and external conflict that happens when life takes an unexpected turn and biological children are no longer an option.
To read a write up in The New Yorker, please visit here.
Story Producer
2021 | Docuseries | Vice TV
Fanatics: The Deep End is a six-episode Vice docuseries that explores the space between passion and obession. I story produced episodes 1 and 5 -- QAnon and Cat People -- of the first season.
For more information, visit here.
Producer | Editor
2022 | Short Film | Scripted
In a future where humans must hibernate to conserve resources, a love-hate relationship forms between two convicts trapped on the same sleep schedule.
OFFICIAL SELECTION 2023 - Hollywood Comedy Shorts Film Festival, Topanga Film Festival, We Make Movies International Film Festival, Vermont Film Festival
WINNER - Audience Choice Award - 5th Annual We Make Movies International
Directed by Jasia Ka
Written by Michael Sallee and Libby Doyne
Starring - Matt Ippolito, Caroline Klidonas, and Jet Eveleth
Editor - Richard Yeagley
Director of Photography - Cole Ellett
Re-recording Mixer, Sound Supervisor - Christina Wen
Re-recording Mixer, Sound Supervisor - Jared Fellows
Sound Recordist - James Conover
Watch here.
Producer | Director
2019 | Feature doc | Distributed domestically by First Run Features
The Sunday Sessions is an intimate portrait of one man’s struggle to reconcile his religious conviction and sexual identity. The observational documentary chronicles the turbulent journey of a religious young man as he attends conversion therapy in hope of changing his sexual orientation.
Available on iTunes, Amazon Prime, and Kanopy.
Producer | Editor
2019 | Five episode, radio documentary series | Produced and released by WYPR, an NPR affiliate
Town of the Big House is a multi-episode, audio documentary series. Part verite, part character study, and part investigative expose, Town of the Big Housen tracks a political corruption investigation and a mysterious out-of-town developer who may or may not have at the center of it all.
Can be found at WYPR's Podcast Central, on NPR Podcasts, Google Play, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast players. Featured in Baltimore Magazine and listed in Best of Baltimore 2019.
Producer | Director | Editor
2021 | Feature Doc
Making Mike is one man's story of tragedy, trauma and and an attempt at transformation. After witnessing the brutal murder of his uncle and death of his father, Michael Ruder strives to make sense of his life-long struggle with addiction and mental illness.
Producer | Director | Editor
2024 | Branded short | Client: Vote Liam Davis
This short documentary chronicles the life of Liam Davis, candidate for City Council of Baltimore's 1st District. We follow Liam's story from his childhood growing up in Northeast Baltimore to his twelve years working in City Hall. Featuring previously unseen archival footage and interviews with numerous people in Liam's life, including former City Council President and Mayor Jack Young, this short film is a quick exploration of one of Baltimore’s own: a passionate and competent public servant whose loyalty to its people is unparalleled.
Producer | Director | Editor
2011 | Feature doc | Broadcast on PBS, streamed on Hulu
The Tradesmen: Making an Art of Work is an exploratory social-issue documentary that portrays the real life work, idiosyncrasies, and personal convictions of a multitude of Baltimore tradesmen. The documentary recognizes the essential contributions that these working professionals provide, and displays many of the challenges they face.
Buy the DVD on Amazon.
