Short Films

The Alvin Carlos Cooper Files

Short, Documentary, American History, 25', 2023

Follow playwright TyLie Shider's odyssey as he unearths captivating secrets and untold stories while investigating the enigmatic life of writer Alvin Carlos Cooper, all in search of the perfect material for his next groundbreaking play.

MeanGreen Media

Short, Advertisement, .30', 2022

MeanGreen Media is a post-production house in Washington, DC. I worked there for the 2022 political cycle as a Junior Editor / Production Assistant.

During my tenure, I wrote, directed, shot, and edited this spot for them when assigned the task of capturing a behind the scenes look at the company's operation.

Clinical Diagnostic Simulation

Short, Documentary, Promotion, 1', 2021

Day or night, you can give them a call. If you’re down, they’ll pick you up since it’s their job. Have you dreamed of becoming a doctor? PSYC students have, and they lived their dreams during a clinical diagnostic simulation. While the purpose of the activity was for students to gain experience, they couldn’t help but have fun in the process.

CPR Certification

Short, Documentary, Promotion, 1', 2021

These future nurses, as students, feel ready to preform CPR in an emergency. Why? Well, these ladies gained CPR certification earlier.

The Chamber

Short, Documentary, Silent, 10', 2021

A camera slowly pans an entire apartment.

Hotlines: Now More Than Ever

Short, Motion Graphics, P.S.A., 6', Documentary, 2020

This a story that follows two hot-line directors at the largest crisis centers in the US as they battle a growing mental health crisis in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ginny Gohr is director of the Boystown, A national hot-line and sanctuary for young men who suffer from mental illness. Cheryl Eskin is director of the largest TEEN ONLY hot-line in the USA, Teenline Online.

Willie's Way

Short, P.S.A., Black Story, 4', Documentary, 2019

These pieces represent the inaugural pots since Willie's stroke in 2007. There is a famous saying that “sometimes you must separate the Art from the Artist”. He disagrees.

These forms are not quite as perfect and the colors not as robust as he is accustomed to making. However, these pieces are functional, and like any artwork created, they represent a labor of love, toil, effort and especially in his case, resurgence.

After a life-altering stroke, Willie Leftwich uses pottery to create a symbol of hope for himself and other stroke survivors.

Awards:

- TIVA D.C. Gold Award for Best Non-Fiction Student Filmmaker in the Washington Metropolitan Area, 2020

- Award of Recognition, National IMPACT Documentary Awards, 2020