Original films, immersive experiences and passion projects.
On Mother's Day 1985, an American neighborhood was bombed.
A documentary-based immersive XR experience that invites audiences inside the final hours before the MOVE bombing, when the City of Philadelphia dropped an explosive on a working-class Black neighborhood, killing six adults and five children and turning an entire community into collateral damage.
Currently in pre-production and seeking producing partners, supporters, and collaborators. Community fundraising launches soon.
Developed with support from the Venice Biennale and in collaboration with the City College of New York's Digital Game Department.
Attention MOVE: This is America
Project overview featuring firsthand accounts from Osage Avenue neighbors, archival research and visual language of the immersive experience.
HOKA | AI Spec Spot
A global collaboration with artists in India exploring new workflows at the intersection of filmmaking and AI.
Other People’s Children
The feature premiered at the Directors Guild of America, supported by the Panavision New Filmmakers Grant and went on to win awards at festivals across the country.
A grieving filmmaker turns her camera on a charismatic drifter and discovers that saving someone and loving them are not the same thing.
Currently streaming on Amazon Prime and Apple TV+.
The Sun Will Come Out
Through a series of hilariously painful auditions—including Annie, Juilliard, and Bette Midler—Broadway star Mandy Gonzalez tells the story of how failure became the making of her.
Official Selection: Micheaux Film Festival, Naked Mountain International Independent Film Festival, and Latitudes Cinema. Semi-Finalist: New York Indie Shorts Awards.
Undrafted
They stayed in school. They bet on themselves. Now, at the Portsmouth Invitational, a handful of college seniors have one final chance to prove they belong in the NBA.
Proof of concept for an unscripted documentary series. Co-directed and photographed by Liz Hinlein & Edward Button.