Professional Projects
“Her Time is Now”︱Producer
HER TIME IS NOW follows two powerful women of Siaya, Kenya as they rewrite their narratives within a dominant patriarchal context. Watch as they navigate the various economic and social challenges that they encounter and discover the creative methods of self-determination that women employ to empower themselves and future generations.
“Crime Scene: Bucha”︱Post Production Intern
FRONTLINE, The Associated Press and SITU Research team up to present an exclusive visual investigation of the atrocities committed in the Ukrainian town of Bucha during Russia’s month-long occupation earlier this year.
“NINA”︱Producer
NINA follows a day in the life of the amazing students, teachers, and staff at the Nina School for the Deaf, as they establish a sense of community, prioritize deaf education, and pride themselves in the face of an ableist education system. Witness the sense of unity among peers and staff, as they implement creative methods to encourage the success of their students.
“After Zero Tolerance”︱Post Production Intern
FRONTLINE tells the story of a Honduran family’s struggle to reunite after being separated at the U.S.-Mexico border three years earlier under Trump administration immigration policies.
“Lies, Politics and Democracy”︱Post Production Intern
Ahead of the 2022 midterms, a look at American political leaders and choices they've made that have undermined and threatened democracy in the U.S.
“Putin’s Attack on Ukraine”︱Post Production Intern
FRONTLINE and the Associated Press investigate evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine and the pursuit of justice.
“Ukraine: Life Under Russia’s Attack”︱Post Production Intern
A dramatic and intimate look inside the Russian assault on the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.
“Putin’s War at Home”︱Post Production Intern
Defiant Russians push back against President Vladimir Putin’s crackdown on critics of the war in Ukraine.
“Michael Flynn’s Holy War”︱Post Production Intern
How did Michael Flynn go from being an elite soldier overseas to waging a “spiritual war” in America?
“Afghanistan Undercover”︱Post Production Intern
An undercover investigation into the Taliban’s crackdown on women in Afghanistan.
“Facing Eviction”︱Post Production Intern
Families struggle to keep their homes during the pandemic, despite a federal ban on evictions.
“Keeping Up with the Adams’”︱Director, Producer, Editor
During the pandemic in my senior year of high school, we were forced to quickly create content for our morning news show remotely. I made 3 of the most viewed, well-received, and bingeworthy episodes of a reality TV show with my family.
Personal Projects
“Interview with Teddy Fitzsimons: Villanova Student & Team USA Athlete”︱Director, Producer, Editor
Villanova Television interviews Team USA Athlete and Nova student Teddy Fitzsimons, a member of the skeleton team.
“Nova News: Election Day 2020”︱News Correspondent, Editor
Nova News Correspondent Joe Adams speaks with students about their perspectives on the election and what they expect the atmosphere on campus to be after the winner is decided.
“Week in the Life at Villanova (PANDEMIC)”︱Director, Producer, Editor
Vlog-style video with nearly 10,000 views documenting a week in the life at Villanova University during my freshman year.
“Villanova Student Mitch Macek Discusses His Jeopardy! Experience”︱Editor
VTV News correspondents Miguel Badia and Moroti Adewole sit down with Villanova sophomore engineering student Mitch Macek to talk about his experience on the Jeopardy! National College Championship.
“Checking out Villanova's On-Campus Thrift Shop!”︱Director, Producer, Editor
Moroti Adewole takes us through the 3rd ever Villanova Wildcat Thrift pop up that offered clothes to the Villanova community, benefitting charities and local businesses.
“Art of Resistance”︱Producer
ART OF RESISTANCE is a story of maternal leadership told through Rejane Rodrigues, a Quilombola from Quilombo Quingoma. Rejane leads through an inspiration from her ancestry, her mother, Dona Raquel, and her 8-year-old daughter, Raquel Rodrigues. The title pays homage to the Quingoma ancestors who established their quilombo as a beacon of democracy and equality— a place where African people remain resilient, reclaim their freedom, celebrate their heritage and survive.
“Peaking Through the Sand”︱Producer
PEAKING THROUGH THE SAND follows Dany, a resilient single mother in Tubarão, a tradition-rich favela. She prioritizes education and community, striving to keep her son, Paulo, in private school despite financial struggles. Clam collecting, once a survival tactic, is now a cherished community tradition that Dany uses to bond with her son and neighbors.
“Mestre Guga”︱Producer
MESTRE GUGA follows Guga Oliveira, a capoeira master living in the urban community of Itapuã, Salvador, with his nine-year-old daughter, Catharine, as they guide his young students through the favela to his capoeira studio. He emphasizes the importance of education, teaching his students both this form of martial arts and life values. Although seen as a beacon of light in his community, Guga bears a great burden that his light may soon go out.