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Skeeter Syndrome

Drama/Psychological Thriller Short Film. The story of an anxious young woman living in Brooklyn, tormented both by a collapsing relationship with her long-term roommate and a persistent mosquito that bites her every night…or does it?

Together

Romantic Comedy/Drama Pilot. Two high school best friends confess their love and move in together, four years after they last spoke. Can their relationship survive their new selves?

Like Father

Drama Short Film. A father must reckon with his future and his past in the form of the misbehavior of his teenage son and the wreckage left by his own father.

By Whose Facile Fingers

Historical Drama Short Film. When Emily Warren Roebling’s husband falls ill, she must complete their shared obsession: The Brooklyn Bridge.

Wickedness at the Wiffingtons

Period Comedy/Mystery Pilot. A wealthy patriarch mysteriously dies, leaving his dysfunctional family and a flamboyant detective to figure out who killed him and why.

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My senior thesis, “Seeing Humans, Making Commodities: Slave Ship Rebellions On Film”, about the different ways slave ship rebellions and enslaved people have been represented onscreen in four specific films: Tamango (1959), Amistad (1997), Passage du Milieu (1999), and Belle (2013). It is framed in terms of the history of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, the slave ship specifically, and the history of slavery as represented in film. It explores questions of visualization and spectacle, representation and humanity, and commodification and audience.