I am a visual storyteller and creative director focused on using media, social strategy, and design to create meaningful connections between brands, communities, and culture. My work spans nonprofit marketing, brand storytelling, faith-based media, and social impact campaigns. Through photography, videography, and creative direction, I aim to create visuals that affirm identity, build community, and inspire social engagement. Below is a snapshot of my work across nonprofit storytelling, commercial marketing, faith-based media, and social media campaign strategy.
Smart Diner: Anti-Food Waste Initiative
I created a creative infomercial-style campaign designed to make sustainable dining feel more engaging, approachable, and relatable for USC students. The goal was to shift food sustainability messaging away from something overwhelming or instructional, and instead present it through storytelling, humor, and everyday decision-making that students could connect with.
Who Gives a Crap
(Mock Commercial)
This commercial was created to explore how sustainable brands can engage audiences through playful yet meaningful storytelling. Through creative direction, scripting, and production, I focused on highlighting both product value and environmental impact while making the message feel accessible and engaging for viewers.
Brain Rot Social Media Campaign
(App Collaboration Concept)
This campaign was created through my graduate social media strategy coursework, where my team and I focused on mental sustainability through digital wellness storytelling. I served as creative director, leading production, composition, and scripting to help build a campaign that encourages healthier social media engagement and community connection.
kingdom collective Worldwide Ministries - Faith-Based Content + Social Media reels
This work represents my ongoing creative media and social strategy work for Kingdom Collective Worldwide Ministries, where I produce vertical social content and ministry event storytelling. I focus on capturing moments of community, faith, and spiritual connection while creating content that helps people feel less alone and more connected.
Lake Chabot Junior Golf Academy
Nonprofit Storytelling
This project highlights my work in nonprofit social media marketing and community storytelling for Lake Chabot Junior Golf Academy, an Oakland-based program that provides golf opportunities for youth of diverse backgrounds. Through video and digital content, I aimed to promote accessibility, opportunity, and academic empowerment through sport.
Frame ONE39 wedding videography
Through my photography and videography brand, Frame 139, I created this wedding film to capture authentic emotional storytelling and celebrate love, beauty, and identity through visual media. My goal with this work is to create visuals that affirm people and help them feel beautifully represented through creative storytelling.
Racist Eyes (2024)
Racist Eyes confronts racism as a collective, human issue—not just an individual one. Through sourced media and video collage, the work explores how race-based hatred is inherited, sustained through silence, and passed from generation to generation. It calls for shared responsibility and conscious dialogue to dismantle the cycles of prejudice embedded in our culture.
(Audio sourced from a freelance artists on YouTube; rights not owned.)
Office Hours
(Horror Short)
"Office Hours" is a collaborative short film I directed, filmed, and edited with classmates in my cohort. Created for the SJSU Film Organization, the challenge was to conceive, shoot, and edit a short film within just one hour. It was a fast-paced and incredibly fun project to make.
Hidden Files (2023)
Medium: Video Art Collage – Sourced Web Media
Hidden Files is a satirical video collage that challenges mainstream narratives by exposing overlooked or suppressed truths about America. Through the use of green screen techniques, found footage from the internet, and physical props, the piece recontextualizes media fragments to provoke critical reflection on the information we consume and the systems that shape it.
Dance Through The Experience (2024)
Dance Through the Experience reimagines the Wii game Michael Jackson: The Experience as a platform to explore the harsh realities of police brutality against marginalized communities. By juxtaposing the playful energy of a dance game with the weight of social injustice, this piece highlights the tension between entertainment and lived experience. It invites viewers to reflect on how violence and systemic oppression are often overlooked—even as they persist in everyday life.
Adobe Workshop Introduction (2024)
As Vice President of the CADRE Student Organization (Computers in Art, Design, Research & Education), I hosted a hands-on workshop on green screen techniques using Adobe Premiere Pro. To kick things off, I created this humorous, engaging, and informative intro video—demonstrating the exact skills and effects I later taught during the session.