A video I had to create for my “Digital Video Reporting in Context” Class in Seville, Spain. About the famous “El Jueves” Street Market and Pepe, a seller there.

Created in October 2022

Rose Paradise performing her song “Take it Easy”

Created July 2022

I roadtripped from school in New Orleans to home in San Francisco.

Created in June 2022

Created for The Hullabaloo Newspaper (Tulane student newspaper). Tulanians explore how their Black queer identity affects their experiences as individuals within the Tulane community.

Music: Faith Hymn by Beautiful Chorus

Created in February 2022

A short reel of Miramar Beach, Florida.

Created in November 2021

Last year I had to make this short piece for my Media in Theory and Practice class. We were told to make a remix video. To go on archive.org, choose any sort of variation of footage, and mix it together to create anything we wanted. We also had to add some sort of sound that we made/recorded or already had ourselves. I found footage from a documentary made in the 50s about San Francisco, and then a collection of clips documenting a flower garden in New York City. For the sound aspect, I added in an annoying spam voicemail I get about 3x a week. I combined all of these to create this, a piece about how even when it feels like you’ve reached a point of peace in your life, there’s always some sort of chaos around the corner. It’s about how that stress it’s constant, and you can never really escape it.

Created in 2021

In this video, I aim to capture the simple pleasures of life growing up in Northern California. Telling stories through digital video, I focus my work around cinematic and aesthetic imagery to evoke an emotional response among my audience, often my own peers. Most of my work encompasses one theme - adolescence, and the ambiguity of growing up.

Created in 2019

In 2014, Google found my YouTube channel, and included one of my videos in an international commercial that they broadcasted during the Academy Awards. The commercial was about young filmmakers and the process of creativity. Google decided that I, the 11 year old girl (in love with her new video camera), was perfect for the story.

Frēda Salvador is a local artisan shoe brand designed in California, made in Spain. Frēda's shoes are "power shoes for power women", each style designed to "embrace confidence and exude a casual, yet sophisticated aesthetic".

Created in 2019

Inside Look is a series of short documentary-style films that explores the studios of creatives and artists in Seville, Spain. My first film visited Sol Lab, a film developing lab and creative space founded by a group of photographers in 2019. In this video, we get an idea of the work (and fun) that goes on in Sol Lab, and hear a bit about the inspiration to open the space.

Created in November 2022

The Audubon Center in Mill Valley, California. Lucky enough to call this place home.

Created in August 2022

Hans Williams announces his new song “Checklist” at Tulane’s Crawfest 2022.

Created in May 2022

A summer day in Costa Noa, California.

Created in July 2022

A fun snippet capturing Ari There Yet’s DJ set last weekend in the Malibu Mountains.

Music: On My Knees by Rufus Du Sol

Created in March 2022

Winter in Northern California.

Created in December 2021

Frēda Salvador is a local artisan shoe brand designed in California, made in Spain. Frēda's shoes are "power shoes for power women", each style designed to "embrace confidence and exude a casual, yet sophisticated aesthetic". I was hired to create a very short promotional ad meant for Instagram and further social media marketing.

Created in 2019

Using solely audio and video clips sourced from news and documentaries, in this video, I attempted to portray some of the toxic rhetoric around immigration our class is seeing in our current world. At first I asked myself, is this video too harsh or unsettling to show at the beginning of a school event? But I realized that showing this footage is not taking a political stance, but simply revealing that this is our reality, and these are things that other humans are saying. Really we must be critical of everything, we must question our public authority, our government, our society, in order to empathize with people our institutions are meant to serve. Our class really used this lense of empathy when working with these complex and dynamic crises. We came to the conclusion that leading comes down to listening, and I attempted to convey that message through this video, hoping to shift perspective on what is needed to solve today’s challenges.

Created in 2020

In my Media in Theory and Practice Communications class, we were asked to create a 35 second PSA video, without actually saying what the PSA was for. I created mine about COVID, and how quarantining has forced us to be cut off of physical human connection.

I decided to use my home video footage that I had laying around from my mom’s childhood to convey a message about how this human connection is necessary. I wanted to show authentic moments of affection to promote why we need to put COVID and quarantine to an end to gain this back.

Created in 2021