Featured video work.

Sports Reel

For the past few years, I’ve worked in some capacity for the Seattle Mariners and Seattle Seahawks. Outside of that work, I’ve also done a mini-series on lacrosse for ESPN, some videos for USA swimming, and various other sports-centric video content. This reel represents just a sampling of that content. The work in here represents some things I shot, edited, designed, animated, wrote, produced, directed, and everything else under the sun.

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Black Arts Legacies

As part of the Black Arts Legacies effort to highlight the long-standing, vital and ongoing role of Black artists and arts organizations in Seattle, KCTS9 created five documentary videos. Each short film focuses on two Northwest artists working in the same genre across different time periods. Seattle filmmaker Tifa Tomb was the video producer and director, assisted by Gabriella Segovia-Breaux as video series editor.

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FIFA 2026 Pitch

Seattle was selected to host games for the 2026 World Cup. Not saying it was all because of this video, but… definitely didn’t hurt. This was put together a few short days before the pitch to FIFA brass. It was meant to encapsulate the Sounders vibe, the love of the game from Seattleites, and Seattle as a destination.

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Breakthrough Energy - COP 26

Brief: Inspire the richest companies and governments on earth to shift their priorities. You have 7 days. The fate of the world depends on you!

This video supposedly played at COP 26 before President Biden took the stage. Sounds pretty big time. I have no idea if any of that is true, but this video does have some pretty heavy hitters in it.

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Beneath the Surface Halloween Special

Fun editing project for Microsoft that takes people behind the scenes of Microsoft Surface Studios. The project gives people an inside look at what goes into making one of the coolest pieces of tech to come out of Redmond in the last 20 years. Bonus points for doing it in a fun way with a quirky host!

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The Killing of Stonechild Chiefstick: The Investigation

On the evening of July 3rd, 2019, a 39-year old Native man named Stonechild Chiefstick was attending a Fourth of July festival at a waterfront park in Poulsbo, WA. After receiving reports that Chiefstick had threatened someone with a screwdriver, Poulsbo Police Officer Craig Keller—along with 3 other officers—moved to engage. Officer Keller fired two shots, striking Chiefstick in the face and chest. He would be pronounced dead 40 minutes later. The entire encounter lasted approximately 10 seconds. The homicide investigation that followed was replete with preferential treatment of police officers and reversed the roles of suspect and victim. This is the story of that investigation.

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NFL 100: The Super Bowl

Celebrating the NFL’s 100th year, the Seahawks put together a series of videos highlighting great moments and aspects of the teams throughout the years. This video focuses on the Seahawks’ (spoiler alert) drubbing of the Broncos in Super Bowl 48.

Detailing some behind the scenes moments are a few of the main characters involved in the game. This footage is interspersed with mic’d up footage recorded at the game as well as additional content from several other sources including NFL Films and the Seahawks Video Team.

This video was edited in a little over three working days with footage pulled from interviews and film database.

Cameras used for filming include: ARRI ALEXA, BMPCC 6K, RED HELIUM, C100.

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Reality Check: The Game of Privilege

Reality Check is a board game created to inspire empathy in people by simulating life circumstances beyond their control. It deals with some heavy topics in a satirical way.

Getting a Kickstarter video just right can be challenging. Add to that subject matter that can be triggering for some people and you get a recipe for trouble!

Cameras used for filming include: BMPCC 4k, iPhone 6S

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Dwight’s Story

Dwight was facing a life sentence for a non-violent crime he committed as a youth. Throughout his ordeal, his wife Debbie stayed by his side. The Seattle Clemency project took up his case and tirelessly worked to help Dwight earn clemency for his crimes and return home to his lifelong love.

Cameras used for filming include: Sony FS5

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Park the Whip

Music video from E.Q and Triune Featuring Kace The Producer. Filmed in and around LA, this video takes us on a journey with a couple valets taking their ladies out for a joyride.

Contains profanity. CRANK IT UP!

Cameras used for filming include: RED SCARLET-W, DJI PHANTOM 4

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