Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: St. Louis International Film Festival

Hoop Like This traces the rise of the world's first professional Indian basketball team, where 12 players risk their careers, reputation, and identity to redefine who belongs in the game.

Credit: Editor

Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: Tribeca Film Festival
Streaming: Netflix

Three decades after her tragic death, the biological and chosen families of Paris Is Burning star and trans icon Venus Xtravaganza come together to celebrate her legacy, while new revelations in her long-unsolved case spark a powerful reckoning with the past.

Credit: Associate Producer; Assistant Editor

Documentary Feature - Netflix Original
Streaming: Netflix

Three teenage girls adopted into American families out of China’s One Child Policy discover that they are blood-related cousins. Their online meeting inspires the young women to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to China together in search of answers, connections and their lost history.

Credit: Production Manager

Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: Sundance Film Festival
Awards: Sundance Special Jury Prize for Inspirational Filmmaking; AFI Audience Award
Streaming: Amazon Prime; Apple TV

Senior members of a girls' high school step team in inner-city Baltimore strive to become the first in their families to attend college. The girls balance the pressures of performative and academic excellence against the backdrop of social unrest.

Credit: Production Coordinator

Docuseries - Independent
Streaming: Paramount+

Decades after it’s collapse, Born in Synanon documents the rise and fall of the innovative addict rehab program turned infamous cult, from the unique - and often conflicting - perspectives of the adults who joined the cult and the children born into it.

Credit: Post-Production Coordinator; Assistant Editor

Documentary Feature - CNN Films
Premiere: Telluride Film Festival
Awards: Critic’s Choice Best Sports Documentary
Streaming: Amazon Prime; Apple TV

Citizen Ashe tells the story of tennis champion and civil rights activist Arthur Ashe, from becoming the first African American to win the US Open in 1968, to his shift into political activism in the wake of the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy.

Credit: Production Manager

Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: Tribeca Film Festival

Ten years after the premiere of worldwide phenomenon Hamilton, Angelica Schuyler actress Renée Elise Goldsberry takes us through her experience, from auditions through Tony Award win. With never before seen archival from her and other original cast members, Renée opens up about balancing the challenges and rewards of motherhood with a whirlwind ascent to fame.

Credit: Associate Producer; Post-Production Manager

Documentary Series Pilot - Amazon
Streaming: Amazon Prime

Hip Hop started on a small block in the Bronx, but today it's a global phenomenon. Hosted by veteran music executive and photographer Lenny S., Hip Hop World takes us on an international journey with today's biggest hip hop artists as they find musical inspiration in cities around the world.

Credit: Associate Editor

Documentary Feature - PBS
Streaming: PBS

This documentary traces the journeys of enslaved people to freedom through the various secret networks and routes known as the Underground Railroad. We focus on William and Ellen Craft’s passage to freedom, as meticulously documented in Running A Thousand Miles for Freedom.

Credit: Editor

Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: Tribeca Film Festival
Streaming: Amazon Prime

As frontman of Phish, Trey Anastasio is celebrated for his virtuosic musicianship, boundless energy, and deep connection with fans. Between Me and My Mind offers an intimate look inside his creative process, as Trey reflects on over 35 years of songwriting, surrounded by the family and friends who fuel his inspiration. A rare portrait of a prolific artist at work—without ego, but with endless heart.

Credit: Line Producer

Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: SXSW Film Festival
Streaming: Amazon Prime; Apple TV

In a small Oregon community, a high school soccer team with lofty state championship expectations struggles to overcome racial and socioeconomic divides in the locker room while in pursuit of individual and team success.

Credit: Line Producer

Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: Tribeca Film Festival
Streaming: Amazon Prime; Apple TV

Holocaust survivor and self-made billionaire Sir Frank Lowy faces a dilemma - whether or not to sell the company he has spent his life building. Standing at a crossroads, Frank reflects for the first time on his war-torn childhood as a way to shape his perspective on this monumental decision.

Credit: Line Producer

Documentary Feature - Hulu Original
Streaming: Hulu

Ballet Now provides a rarely seen, unfiltered glimpse into the world of ballet and what it takes to create a one-of-kind dance extravaganza. Tapped as the first ever woman curator for the famed Ballet NOW program, New York City Ballet’s prima ballerina Tiler Peck navigates the pressure of executing on her groundbreaking interdisciplinary vision.

Credit: Production Manager

Documentary Short - MTV Documentary Films
Streaming: Paramount+

Ten years ago, inspired by the teacher who inspired her, actor-comedian Rosie O’Donnell established a school, giving public school kids access to dance, music, and drama education. This film follows students as they pursue their stage and screen goals, and alumni who reflect on how the program helped to mold them into who they are today.

Credit: Editor

Documentary Feature - PBS American Masters
Streaming: Amazon Prime

Twyla Moves explores the life of legendary dancer, director and choreographer Twyla Tharp. Jumping from historical footage to the present day, the film traces her influential career and provides an intimate look at her famously rigorous creative process as she choreographs a new piece in the face of the collaborative challenges of COVID-19 lockdowns.

Credit: Post-Production Coordinator; Assistant Editor

Documentary Feature - Independent
Premiere: Sunscreen Film Festival

Based on Nick Schuyler’s bestselling memoir Not Without Hope, Four Down re-enacts the harrowing details of his rescue at sea in the Gulf of Mexico by the US Coast Guard. The story is told through three perspectives: Nick’s as the sole survivor of the incident, his worried family, and the Coast Guard team who rescued him.

Credit: Post-Production Manager

Documentary Series - Discovery+
Streaming: HBO MAX

This six-part series follows filmmaker Christina Fontana's search for a missing woman in Hannibal, Missouri. When she uncovers dark secrets of the town and the missing woman's family, Fontana questions who she can trust and who might be hiding the truth.

Credit: Production Manager