Before IT became the center of my professional work, multimedia was already a major part of how I learned to communicate. This page brings my documentary, narrative, animation, event, social, and news-style work into one consistent video gallery.
UConn communications, multimedia production, interviewing, filming, editing, animation, and visual storytelling.
Projects are arranged newest to oldest. Players load from YouTube only after you tap them, keeping the page fast while still providing adaptive quality, fullscreen playback, and reliable controls on phones.
A news-style short documentary using interviews and reporting to examine student and staff perspectives on sexual-assault awareness and institutional response at UConn.
A hired event recap produced while I was attending UConn, edited around candid moments, atmosphere, motion, and the overall energy of a private event.
A lighthearted short inspired by the very serious debate over which part of an Oreo is actually better.
A short animation study focused on distinct facial expressions and communicating emotion through character movement and visual cues.
A short animated UConn communications course project following a crab on an island. The project gave me a chance to practice character animation, visual timing, scene construction, and storytelling without relying on live-action footage.
A UConn communications course project about a bunny struggling with procrastination and eventually working through it. The short uses animation to turn a familiar challenge into a simple character-driven story about motivation and follow-through.
A vertical multimedia piece created during my work with UConn’s College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. The video looks back at historic UConn Dairy Bar ice-cream packaging and connects that history with the Dairy Bar tradition students still know today.
A personal documentary about my experience living with autism spectrum disorder, created as a UConn communications project. The piece combines personal storytelling and documentary production and was recognized with a UConn Communications Feature Showcase Award in 2021.
A documentary about women’s experiences in gaming culture, including representation, stereotypes, exclusion, and online hostility, told through members of the UConn Gaming Club.
A narrative filmmaking exercise about a student whose romantic fixation on a classmate becomes increasingly obsessive, exploring escalation through a short-form story.
A satirical mockumentary created during high school that uses humor to explore communication, conflict, and what happens when activism becomes more focused on outrage than understanding.
A short documentary examining how differences in public-school funding can affect resources, opportunities, and educational experiences. The film received Best Film and Public Choice at the 2017 Civic Life Film Festival.