Documentaries
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Holding History: The Collections of Charles L. Blockson tells the story of Blockson’s lifelong journey to unearth and preserve the history, culture and contributions of people of African descent. (2016)
Role: Producer/Director/Writer Awards: Mid-Atlantic Emmy®, Audience Award Favorite Short Documentary--BlackStar Film Festival |
As Long As We Dance is a national public television documentary that takes a glimpse inside the annual traditional powwow held in State College, PA. (2014)
Role: Producer/Director/Writer Awards: Mid-Atlantic Emmy® nomination |
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Water Blues Green Solutions is a national public television documentary that looks at natural solutions to issues of water quality and quantity. (2014)
Role: Producer Awards: Cine Golden Eagle, Mid-Atlantic Emmy: Photography, Mid-Atlantic Emmy nomination: Health/Environment/Science Program/Special |
Geospatial Revolution is a 4-part web series and public engagement project that examines the ways in which digital mapping is changing our world. (2011)
To watch the entire series visit: geospatialrevolution.psu.edu Role: Producer/Co-Director |
Multimedia
African American Chronicles is an
interactive website and video project celebrating the history and accomplishments of Penn State’s
African American alumni, faculty and staff.
Role: Producer |
Water Blues Green Solutions is an interactive website featuring a 60-minute documentary, web videos and radio stories that look at natural solutions to issues of water quality and quantity. (2011)
Role: Producer |
Educational and Promotional Videos
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A video that looks at conservation practices in South Africa through the experiences of Penn State students and faculty who travel to the country to learn and volunteer. It will be incorporated into a residential Penn State geography class.
Role: Producer/Director/Writer |
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On Camera Hosting and Narration
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The People's Business, a live conversation between Congressman Glenn Thompson and his constituents.
Role: Moderator |
SciTech Now is a weekly science show. We did a women in science takeover for two episodes during the month of March. (Ep. 319)
Role: On-camera host |
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SciTech Now is a weekly science show. We did a women in science takeover for two episodes during the month of March. (Ep. 318)
Role: On-camera host |
A documentary about THON, which raises funds for pediatric cancer.
Role: Narrator |
Personal Work
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Street Chess (2008)
Philadelphia’s center city slows to a chess game’s pace as two men battle for checkmate. Role: Producer/Director/Editor |
Survival Fish (2007)
An observational documentary short that captures a morning in the life of a group of Jamaican fishermen. Role: Producer/Director/Editor |
Color Conscious (2005)
This experimental short uses the colors of the Jamaican and American flags to question dual identities, stereotypes and civil liberty abuses faced by immigrants. Role: Producer/Director/Writer/Editor |