The University of Richmond is the only spider in higher ed. For Halloween, we celebrated our creepy, crawly mascot with a video and custom stencil.
I worked with a team to develop the concept, contributed as a film production assistant, and developed a plan for distribution. Check out the video and you'll also see a bit of my work as a pumpkin carver.
From sunup to sundown, our campus is humming with activity. See what goes into a typical day at Richmond.
This video was created as a way to thank University of Richmond donors by showing the everyday things their gifts support. I worked with a team to develop the concept and storyboard, and contributed as a film production assistant.
For the University of Richmond Department of Theatre and Dance's production of The Laramie Project, I interviewed members of the crew, served as a film production assistant, photographed the dress rehearsal, and edited a social media teaser and feature video.
I worked with a team to produce a series of how-to videos showcasing the University of Richmond's Center for Culinary Arts's courses and expertise. I worked as a film production assistant, and edited the following videos showing how to make summer pesto and a caprese salad, as well as knife maintenance, selection, and technique.
The Parking Lot Project was a yearlong, collaborative artwork, driven by students at the University of Richmond. Individual parking spaces were excavated and students redeveloped the spaces independent research and public art, while considering questions about sustainability, land use, and landscape as artists, scholars, and citizens.
This video captured the excavation project. I interviewed students and photographed excavation and other events, all contributing to ongoing coverage of the project.
In 2013-14, I worked with a team to produce a series of videos for the Modlin Center for the Arts, profiling their guest artists. I interviewed musicians and dancers, served as a film production assistant, and edited the following videos.
With the help of a UR Summer Fellowship, Laura Murray, ’15, spent her summer months testing and mapping the locations of invasive and native species of phragmites along the Pamunkey and Mattaponi rivers. I contributed as a film production assistant and edited the video feature.
Inspired by the great outdoors, John Luther Adams's Inuksuit was performed in the University of Richmond's Jenkins Greek Theatre. I edited this video that depicted the performance using still photography, music, and an interview with Adams.