I was executive producer at Quartz. In addition to overseeing a team of video journalists, senior produers, editors and animators, I’ve produced a number of videos - chronicling the rise of drone racing, profiling the roboticist behind Baymax, and explaining why Koreans have two ages.
This is an episode of Because China, an award-winning series about China’s growing global influence.
This is the first episode of a three-part explainer series about risk.
Designing the perfect dog toy isn't easy, but the BarkBox team is trying.
Quartz collaborated with Retro Report on a series called What Happens Next. This is a piece I produced on the future of video games. It won a number of awards including an Edward R. Murrow award for feature reporting.
Elon Musk said of his space Internet venture: "Starlink will effectively reach the 3-4 percent hardest to reach customers, or people who have no connectivity." And even though the product is still being tested, they’ve found political backers in Washington DC, where interest in expanding broadband is at an all time high.
In this documentary, funded by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, I take a hard look at that promise, and at the state of broadband access across the United States today.
At TIME I covered everything from politics, to healthcare to the music industry. Here are a few of my favorite pieces.
I was an intern in the New York Times video department in 2009. Here are a couple of things I got to do.
I co-produced a documentary about Franco "The Great", a street-artist in Harlem who has been painting elaborate murals on the store-front gates along Harlem’s iconic 125th Street. A new city law threatens to remove the gates, putting his art and legacy in jeopardy.
The film was screened at The Rooftop Film Festival and Harlem International Film Festival and was aired nationwide in 2011 on PBS World.
While working at TIME, I was given the opportunity to travel abroad with an organization called International Reporting Project. I spent three weeks in Indonesia in 2011, and three weeks in Saudi Arabia in 2012. Here are a few of the videos that came from those trips.
This documentary is about Kainat Soomro, a 13-year-old teenager in Pakistan who accuses four men of rape and faces execution by her village elders. I assisted with editing and sound editing.
I headed up NationSwell's video department from 2013-2014. We made short films about people and projects that attempt to make the world better.
