Award-winning video about the science behind nuclear weapons testing
This deep-dive explainer unpacks the science behind nuclear weapons testing — fission, chain reactions, and the physics of detonation — using custom animations that rarely appear in mainstream science videos. The piece won a Gold Telly Award and a Silver Vega Award, recognized for both its production quality and its ability to make one of the most consequential and complex topics in modern history genuinely accessible to a general audience.
How orchids deceive their pollinators | U.S. Botanic Garden
Filmed on location at the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C., this short documentary reveals the surprisingly devious world of orchid reproduction — from mimicking the scent of female insects to impersonating food sources that don’t exist. A story about deception, co-evolution, and the lengths nature goes to in order to survive.
Classroom videos for Reading Universe
As the main video producer for the newly launched website, Reading Universe, I undertook the dynamic responsibility of crafting the visual narratives for this free, multimedia-rich, online platform that supports educators in the classroom. Here is a video:
A Marine veteran’s recovery from post-traumatic stress disorder and moral injury
How indigenous families from Latin America can keep their culture strong
Henry Sales, Indigenous (Mam) educator who was born in Guatemala, describes how he became a strong advocate for the Mam community here in the U.S. despite early challenges and discrimination. He encourages other Mam and Indigenous families from Latin America to keep their culture strong. Watch here.
A dog and the open road: One veteran’s prescription for PTSD
Retired United States Army Sergeant Angela Peacock shares how a service dog, an RV, and Wounded Warrior Project helped heal her post-traumatic stress (PTSD). Watch video here.
Finding a friend after hurricane Maria
When Nelson Rodriguez left Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, he quickly found a new friend in his teacher in Syracuse, NY, Jesus Ortiz. In this special video, they both remember the day the met and talk about the bond they formed. Watch here.
Fashion designer fights climate change through sustainable and elegant collection
The global garment industry is one of the most polluting industries in the world. Rebecca Ballard, Founder and CEO at Maven Women, has found a way to play her part in the fight against climate change. Read more here.
Artist’s transition from glorious Peacock Room to “Tiny Little Darling” Watercolors