VIDEO

This is the second single from "Portrait of an Empty Home," this music video was directed and edited by me. It's a bit more intense, and raw. I would say akin to Nirvana theme-wise. So viewer discretion is advised. I still love the editing on this one.

The lead single off of my debut album "Portrait of an Empty Home," this is my favorite song off the project and this video was entirely directed, edited, and shot by me!

This video is a piece of promo that I whipped up in order to start the rollout for my debut album "Portrait of an Empty Home," and actually all footage from this video is sourced from a yoga dvd that I bought for $1 from a thrift store. The editing I did on here makes it feel very spooky and unnatural. A really good showcase of horror efforts.

This is the music video for Jermey Strange's single "7:49," which I directed, shot, and edited. Jeremy and I brainstormed the video. He gave me the basic concept, and I helped expand upon and storyboard it. The entirety of the video was shot in one day. The sequences I am most proud of are towards the end. I love the stop-motion shot of the "grey fruit" and then the fun psychedelic edit that immediately follows.

This is the music video for "Waste (Clairo)," which is the single from my debut project "Disintegration." This music video was directed and performed by me, as well as shot and edited by my brilliant friend Tom Oberski. Tom and I conceptualized and shot this video in one day. I love Tom's editing style, so I knew that I wanted his help for this. We also shot the entirety of this video on a cheap plastic camera we found from Five Below.

"generational," is a short experimental film that abstractly explores the psychology behind toxic male behaviors. This film was solely created with found footage.

"Don't Worry This Is Just a Commercial" is an experimental short film that explores the absurdity in modern advertising, especially how the messaging of a product can be so astronomically different from the product that is actually being advertised. This film was solely created with found footage.

"SpiderSteve" is a short film created by my friend Evan Chacon. I assisted him in several aspects of this film. I was doing general production assistant work, but I was also operating sound for some parts, and most notably, I helped with production design, namely in the end shot of Steve's room.