Role: Creative Director, Co-Director
Client: US Nike Football

Went on tour with Antonio Brown this summer, as he inspired kids to fight those crazy ass doubts in their head.

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Role: Director, Art Director

After finding out my good friend Osiel Mendoza was diagnosed with ALS I wanted to dedicate this film to him. The search for normality found in struggle, family + community. Two stories are told in hopes of reaching equality. Not only in opportunity, but life.

Role: Creative Producer

Role: Director, Creative Director, Art Director,Writer, Actor

71 miles away from my college campus 10 souls were taken from this earth due to a campus shooting at Umpqua community college. As I watched on CNN that night I thought about how the kids who were not victims, but friends of those victims would be effected. What was their story?

Press: Won a College Emmy at the 2016 College Emmy Awards. Over 700 shares on Facebook on the first day of this short film’s release attracted the attention of NBC affiliate KMTR, which broadcasted the story and accompanying interviews during primetime. Anti-gun organizations States United and Mom’s Demand Action shared the video, along with Rapper MC Hammer.

Client: Nike Football

Role: Co-Director, Art Director

Football is Houston. For the Yates and Wheatley High School football teams, it’s about playing for the pride of their city.

Client: Nike Football

Role: Co-Director, Art Director

“Every time we step on that field. Every play. Every snap. We do it for our city.” Refusing to be defeated by Hurricane Harvey, the Port Arthur Memorial High School community rallied around football to unify the city.

Role: Director, Creative Director, Art Director, Actor

Being on a college campus you here stories about rape victims all the time but enough is enough. Rewrite the Statistics.

Press: Over 400 shares + reached over 48,000 people on FB, Over 10,000 views. Reported by Oregon KVAL news during primetime TV. Shared by EndRapeOnCampus, National Sexual Violence Resource Center, ‘No More’, Adidas Originals, and is sponsored by the University of Oregon

Role: Actor, Creative Producer

Growing up in the Bay Area, I constantly heard about people getting robbed or killed over Jordan’s. To me it was always sickening to see violence take place over shoes. whats more important: Your sneakers or your life?

Press: After its initial release on YouTube, The Shoes gained quick attention in pop culture publications across the country. In the first three days alone, The Shoes garnered over 300k views on WorldStarHipHop, 2.5k shares through Complex Magazine, and 35k views on YouTube.