Ever since I became a film student at my university, I've always wanted to create something that was as entertaining and enjoyable as possible, but also something that speaks about the things I believe in and hold dear.  ROAM is that film.

I was lucky enough to have a class focused solely on directing this semester.  There's only one project in the class: students have to make a short film that's written and directed by them.  Doing just one of those things is challenging enough as it is, but our professor really wants us to understand each and every aspect of creating a short film, before we step out into the real world.  It's perfect for me because I know exactly the kind of story I want to tell, and I love writing and directing.

I wrote ROAM because I wanted to do something that had some serious action in it, and because the post-apocalyptic setting will allow it to stand out from a lot of other films being made in the class.  I've always had an affinity towards gritty, dark stories, and this project will allow me to embrace those genre tropes, and hopefully, make me a better, more honest filmmaker in the process.  

Here's are links to various videos and short films that I've worked on:

for now I am winter (experimental short-film) - Directer, Producer

Play Your Cards Right (continuity project) - Directed, Produced, Shot

The Man Your Man Could Direct Like (30-second promo) - Directed, Produced, Shot

A Stab In the Back - Production Sound

Pop Rocket (series) - Associate Producer, Prop Master, Costumes, SFX, Sound, BTS, Craft Services