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ADVOCACY FILM

Woman Rising

I provided production and editing consultancy for a documentary that explores the harsh reality of human trafficking in America. In the early stages, I guided the narrative structure, focusing on survivor Cary Stuart's journey to rebuild her life after escaping trafficking. I also offered strategic guidance on integrating stock and contextual footage and music to enhance the film’s impact and create a cohesive viewing experience, effectively positioning it for advocacy and awareness.

client
capture humanity
years
2019-2022

SCREENINGS

2024
Rhode Island Film Festival, usa
social impact film festival, usa
bedford film festival, usa

Skin

The documentary follows the late Haitian spoken word artist Marie Michaelle, exploring her challenges as an immigrant in America, particularly with racism and colorism. As co-producer, director, and cinematographer, I collaborated with a small team to guide the project from concept to post-production, integrating archival, stock, and multi-format footage to weave together her stories from Haiti and her life in Providence and Boston.

Client
independent production
Year
2018

SCREENINGS

2018
401 film festival, usa

Safety First: Cyberabad's IT Initiative

I managed post-production for a promotional film showcasing the Council’s efforts to enhance security in the IT corridor. The video featured testimonies from users and Cyberabad Police officials and highlighted the She Safe app, which enables women to send emergency alerts to the police. My role involved overseeing motion graphics, integrating stock footage, color correction, sound design, and delivering a film suited for diverse audiences.

account
society for cyberaBAD SECURITY COUNCIL
Year
2015

Rice and Beans

This short teaser, which serves as a part of a larger documentary on immigrant experiences, provides an intimate look into the afternoon routine of Saïd, a refugee from Guinea. In my roles as director, cinematographer, and post-production lead, I aimed to convey the emotional complexities of displacement and how food can be a means to establish a sense of familiarity in a foreign environment.

Client
mira & NAIP
Year
2017

Long Way Home

I directed, edited, and served as cinematographer for a documentary that interweaves the stories of new immigrants from Cuba, the Dominican Republic, China, Afghanistan, and Africa. Over several months, I captured their daily lives and challenges, providing a nuanced perspective on their experiences. Through their narratives, I highlighted the community’s efforts to support them while showcasing the resilience of these individuals as they navigate their path to citizenship.

Client
mira & NAIP
Year
2017

GHMC Election Campaign ‘15

I contributed to the creation of a series of campaign videos for the Telangana Rashtra Samiti Party during the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Election in 2015. The videos integrated motion graphics, stock footage, and voice-overs to deliver powerful and persuasive messaging. This project involved crafting visually dynamic content through post-production to engage a wide audience and emphasize key political points, ultimately contributing to the overall success of the campaign.

account
TELANGANA rashtra samiti party
Year
2015

The Sound

I managed the post-production and handled the editing for a documentary-style promotional film for SAHI, which highlighted the stories of children with hearing impairments alongside testimonials from their families and healthcare professionals. In this role, I crafted a cohesive narrative that vividly depicted the challenges and triumphs these families experience. The film aimed to engage audiences and stakeholders, showcasing the vital efforts being made to support these children.

ACCOUNT
society to aid the hearing impaired
Year
2015

The Wall

I conceptualized and created an 8-bit style animated video featured in Emerson's New Media Art Installation in Downtown Boston. Projected on a large scale, the video comments on the political and social implications of the proposed wall by Donald Trump. The visual metaphor of a vibrant scenery gradually being obscured by a looming brick wall, symbolizes the isolation and separation that arise from division, urging viewers to reflect on the impact of barriers.

Client
independent production
Year
2017

2017
Emerson’s new media installation, boston

screenings