I'm a videographer & editor working primarialy on personal, non-fiction storytelling. I'm interested in cultural histories of music and food, the Middle East and North Africa, the American Deep South, civil and labor rights, nostalgia, and family histories.Currently: camera & editor at Dot Lemon, co-founder of the Shu Kaman? podcast, and Master's candidate in the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown University.I'm available for freelance & gig work! Send me a message.
Telly Awards 2025 People's Telly Gold Winner (General-Social Video)
Dupont Underground ALT-DC 2025 Exhibitionist ("Granny and the Boys")
Georgetown Library Showcase Voters' Choice Award Winner ("Made in Morocco صنع في المغرب")
Using the flash from his camera, Palestinian photojournalist Motaz Azaiza spots a girl buried under the rubble of a building in Gaza. Two years later, they reunite for the first time.
Local DC legend Alice Donahue re-discovered her passion for music and went back to school at 65 years old. Now 94, she and her band play weekly at Showtime Bar.
Selected for Exhibition at Dupont Underground's ALT-DC.
The inaugural episode of the student-run Shu Kaman? Podcast features Jehad Abusalim, Director of the Institute for Palestine Studies. He details his only trip to Jerusalem, the current state of knowledge production related to the Arab world, and the changing American political landscape in regards to attitudes towards Palestine.
An oral history of the significance of artisan crafts and its potential future in Morocco as told by an emerging entrepreneur and woodworker in the ancient medina, or city, within Meknès.
Everyday life in Washington, DC during the National Guard's polarizing presence in the nation's capital.
A film course experiment to create an observational documentary depicting something abstract: the weater.