Murder in Boston | HBO *EMMY AWARD WINNER- Outstanding Crime and Justice Documentary 2024, 2024 Peabody Award nominee, three Emmy nominations: Best Documentary, Outstanding Crime and Justice Documentary, and Outstanding Editing for a documentary.
An HBO Original Documentary Series in association with The Boston Globe explores the enduring, painful toll the 1989 Stuart case had on those involved, Boston race relations, and how a community can be affected in a rush to justice.
My Credits:
Director of Photography
Gimbal Op
16 and Recovering | MTV Films. *2021 RFK Human Rights Award for Journalism
The four-part documentary series 16 and Recovering follows the triumphs and tragedies of students working toward graduation while living with substance use and mental health issues at a recovery high school in Boston.
My Credits:
Camera Operator
Boom operator
Assistant Editor
Production Assistant
A Tiny Hope | Endicott College Thesis.*First place Boston Press Photographers Association College Contest
This seven-minute short follows the relationship between Tom, a disabled veteran who recently lost his home, and Larry, a local Massachusetts contractor who retrofits vehicles to become off-the-grid livable.
My Credits:
Director
Director of Photography
Editor
The Boston Public Library: Mckim Building Documentary Tour | Above Summit.
This 28-minute film tells the story of the Mckim Building, the Boston Public Library's crowning building. The above Summit team spent 3 days capturing details of the building and flying drones throughout space.
My Credits:
Camera Operator
Senior Editor
Gaffer
Anchor DownUltra: Toe The Line | Above Summit.
The Anchor Down Ultra is a 24-hour race in Bristol, RI. This ultra-marathon is one of the hardest ever as it takes place on a hot August day in 90° heat and 90% humidity. With a mix of trail and pavement and the summer heat, this grueling race is known to pose a challenge to even the most experienced trail runners.
My Credits:
Lead Editor
Lead Gaffer
Camera Operator
Tuskegee Airman Colonel Charles E. McGee | Endicott College.
Col. Charles E. McGee, one of the last Tuskegee airmen, takes us through his life discussing racism, the military, and hope.
Full Film: https://vimeo.com/378480005
My Credits:
camera operator
Boom operator
Lead Editor