Editing credits
Two Men Wrongly Convicted of Killing Malcolm X Exonerated after 55 Years
Editor - The Innocence Project
Profile: He Makes Coney Island's Past Present
Producer, Camera & Editor - NYCity News Service
Behind the scenes with members of the New York City Gay Men's Chorus
Editor & Second Camera - Global Citizen
I Still Believe In Our City
In 2020, as COVID-19 hit New York City, Asian and Pacific Islanders (APIs) faced an increased rise in Anti-Asian hate crimes. In response, multidisciplinary artist Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya partnered with the NYC Commission of Human Rights to create “I Still Believe in Our City,” a public art campaign about discrimination faced by against API New Yorkers.
Producer & Editor - BRIC TV
"Politainment": The New "Political Hobbyism"
Tufts University professor Eitan Hersh has coined the phrase “political hobbyism” to describe how he sees the majority of college-educated Americans engaging with politics -- as a passion-filled pastime, rather than the means to building collective power.
Co-Producer & Co-Editor - BRIC TV
Unlocked: NYC Post-Rikers
BRIC TV’s Emmy Award-winning #BHeard Town Hall series asks, “What’s next?” How does the closing of Rikers Island impact our neighborhoods, communities, and the safety of our city?
Partner: The Vera Institute of Justice Role: Co- Producer & Editor
2021 Emmy Nominee in the "Politics/Government - Long-Form Content" category.