Working with contemporary artist Chiharu Shiota on the ICA Boston’s Watershed Exhibit was an experience defined by creativity, introspection, and gratitude. Capturing and editing this project was more than just another filmmaking task—it was a chance to step into the meditative realm Shiota creates, threading together human connection and memory with an elegance that few artists possess.

As we crossed the threshold into 2023, I set a goal for myself. After years of creating short films for brands and organizations, I wanted to venture into the music space and merge the cinematic storytelling I'm known for with the powerful language of music. Little did I know, a call would soon come that would bring this dream to fruition.

I am thrilled to share with you an extraordinary journey I embarked on recently. It was a voyage into the heart of a mesmerizing art exhibit, 'Mariposa Relámpago' by Guadalupe Maravilla, currently on display at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston and curated by Ruth Erickson. As the creator, alongside Kris Wilton, of the introduction video for this exhibit, I had the unique opportunity to delve deep into the essence of Maravilla's work and bring it to life through the lens of my camera.

This next decade, balancing a family and a blossoming career, is honestly frightening, but it’s moments like those I had with my wife, watching families view our work together, that provided me with so much gratitude that I get to live this crazy creative life. Before you know it, that will be me putting headphones over my kids’ ears, while we experience some art together. What a beautiful life.

I recently shot 100 Reebok Basketball shoes for Reebok Classics and edited them into a 60s clip to show off their archive and retro shoe selection. My favorite is the Shaqnosis, I always wanted a pair as a kid. The video now lives on Reebok’s Basketball Retro page. Enjoy!

I recently had one of the greatest requests ever....to photograph an elite crossfitter lifting kegs at my favorite brewery, Harpoon. The images and created GIFs were then used on the Reebok and Harpoon social channels. A beautiful collaboration!

Adventure writer Todd Balf shot for Runner's World Magazine and his essay about running the Wings for Life Run that supports research studies about spinal cord injuries. Published in the December 2017 edition of Runner's World. 

Boston based nonprofit, the BASE, recently commissioned me to direct and produce a film about their program. I was given almost full creative control with the mission of telling a great story in a cinematic way. Luckily, a great story is not hard to tell when they are real and happening constantly around an organization like the BASE.

While the girls may have felt they were there just to improve their skills or simply have a good time, they were constantly getting lessons and quick lectures from the ST coaches, who happen to be Mass General nurses, and the BPD.