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Here is a sample of my narrative projects throughout the years, starting with my short film at SVA and leading up to my recent feature film, Down. This selection represents a range of storytelling styles, themes, and creative collaborations that have shaped my growth as a filmmaker.

D O W N

is a hypnotic psychological thriller that explores the intersection of queer desire, urban isolation, and the dangerous allure of self-destruction

Please visit it’s film page here.

Night Runners

– A short horror thriller I directed with Angel Dillemuth.

“Night Runners” nominated for best short thriller at Nightmares Film Fest, Winner of 3rd place horror short film at Miami Fear Fest

“Night Runners” winner of the Silver Award for best short horror film, Spotlight film awards

Conflicted

a short experimental film shot on the iphone. Inspired by Yorgos Lanthimos’s Dogtooth style filmmaking. The short focuses on the darker side of gay online/app hook-ups

Black Site

Black Site, a group of people get captured in their homes and business and taken to a make shift prison. They are soon uncovered as detainees in the “war of terror.” Feature Film

Here’s an opening scene from the film.

For more and where to watch, please go to the film page here.

…nothing happened

a short POV film about what one’s sees and thinks they saw. Screened at 7 international film festivals. This includes, Cinequest one of the top ten film festivals in the USA.

Coffee Break

is a story of a woman hanging out in a coffee shop. While trying to write, she over hears a conversation, she shouldn’t have. This was done by 2 person crew.

It was posted on the Trigger Street portal and made it to the top ten percent at one point. This was inspired by my love of 70s -80s Brian De Palma films and the FOX show, 24.

The Hit

A short film made at SVA – I did some minor edits in the early 2000s on FCP and updated the music from the Wang Chung’s track “Wait,” of the To Live and Die In L.A. soundtrack to Mikis Theodorakis,’ ” Zorba’s Dance. “

This film was shot on Super 8 film with natural light