(2020) “I Needed to Listen” utilizes research conducted in the history of trauma stored in the body. Through the intersection of film and dance, it offers a movement conversation in different experiences of racial trauma and how those might be perceived. This investigation worked with the implicit reactions of its collaborators to define the movement, camera perception, and editorial choices in its completed iteration.

(2020) Created in the mist of a global pandemic, "Freeze" tells the story of a young couple who embraces the quarantine to build their relationship. Within a daily structure that is confined to one home, they develop new rhythms and romance that is not influenced by the agencies of their traditional routines.

(2020) “alouette” is the solo piece I performed as part of my audition processes. Based on the idea of an injured bird, “alouette” casts notes of flightlessness throughout the piece. I envisioned this piece on film with multiple layers.

(2020) With inspiration lacking during our isolation times, we are challenged to find new ways to produce screendances without assistance from anyone. So the question came up: how do you film with movement, from multiple angles, and still be the subject that is filmed? This is the result.

(2020) Through movement, we observe as two individuals collective "Ascend" together.

(2020) "Driftwood," created at the beginning of the new year, is inspired by the ebb and flow of waves.

(2019) Focusing on multiple layers of film, "Carol of the Bells" is a fun, cheerful screendance for the holidays.

(2019) "Little Drummer Boy" is a fun, cheerful screendance for the holidays.

(2019) Incorporating dance, film, and animation, "Growth" explores the process of growing from beginning to end.