Documentary

What’s Your Story?

As a historian-in-training, I’ve made it my life’s goal to seek out hidden histories all around me. It’s my belief that history should go beyond the traditional bounds of academic scholarship and into the people’s hands. When you partner with me, you get a historian who is looking to tell “bottom-up” stories with special attention to the intersections affecting marginalized communities. Let’s talk!

In my final semester of my undergraduate degree, I produced a short documentary about our student newspaper. “Humans of Southern,” The Southern Accent, Collegedale, Tennessee, 2019

Natalia Pérez-Gonzalez, an award-winning journalist, needed a video to describe her aspirations. “Bio Video: A Letter to My Twelve Year Old Self,” 2021.

Celebrating + spotlighting artists in Washington D.C. who've built their careers on the intersection of art and activism. “ARTivism,” 2021.

A documentary produced with Natalia Pérez-Gonzalez for the Pulitzer Center: “Beyond the Green Wave: Reproductive Rights in the Dominican Republic” [Trailer], 2022.

My first full-length documentary produced with Natalia Pérez-Gonzalez, a Pulitzer Center fellow: “Beyond the Green Wave: Reproductive Rights in the Dominican Republic,” 2022.

I worked for the Pulitzer Center to document their Washington Weekend event. The weekend is the culmination of the Pulitzer Center’s Campus Consortium Reporting Fellow program that sends students from partner universities around the world to cover underreported global issues.