I turn live moments, expert voices, and big events into video people actually watch. Here's recent work from Grace Chapel and Boston University's Marsh Chapel, plus a few earlier projects.
Short-Form & Social
July 4th Lexington Reel
A self-initiated Instagram reel that tied Lexington's history to an invitation to Grace Chapel. It drew about twice our average Instagram views.
Role: concept, research, shooting, editing
Watch the reel on InstagramGrace Chapel
Video Producer / Editor, 2021 to present. Weekly and campaign video for a multi-campus church in Lexington, MA: a recurring series, event films, animated promos, and short-form social.
Grace Out Loud
A recurring video series from Grace Chapel, now 12 episodes in. Pictured: Ep. 11, "How Do I Pray?"
Role: producer and editor
Baptism 2025
An outdoor baptism service, shot and cut to capture the moments and testimonies that make the day.
Role: director, camera, editing; led the production crew
Annual Celebration Open
A 30-second animated bumper that opened Grace Chapel's 2026 Annual Celebration.
Role: design, animation, sound
Watch the 30-second open (starts at 7:15)Marsh Chapel at Boston University
Technical Director, 2023 to present. I built Marsh Chapel's video operation from scratch: five PTZ cameras, a roaming handheld, a new YouTube channel, and weekly livestreams and podcasts.
75th Anniversary Service of Celebration
A single-take live production on November 16, 2025, featuring Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock, for a capacity crowd and an online audience.
Role: technical director, camera direction, live switching, audio
In the press: "A Tech Maestro Helps Bring Marsh Chapel into the 21st Century", BU Today, February 2025
"I like to move cameras. The camera movements actually tell us a lot of stories."
Earlier Work
Never Forgotten
A 20-minute documentary screened at Carnegie Hall's Isaac Stern Auditorium for the 60th anniversary of the Korean War. Shown here: Part 1. Watch Part 2.
Role: director and editor