I created this video report of Aledo High School's Class of 2026 Graduation ceremony for our local newspaper, The Community News. I was on the field recording the event, and I later compiled my footage into this montage, which was shared to The Community News' Facebook page.

I directed, produced, filmed, edited and starred in this narrative, sci-fi short film for a Business Professionals of America Video Production Team competition. The prompt was for us to create a 3-5 minute video highlighting career paths in the trades. We took an approach that showcased a person from the future experiencing technical difficulties with a TV, and traveling back to the past to understand how trade careers could help someone like him fix his device. Along the way, our main character learned many more information about trade jobs and what makes them a good option for many.

I wrote this research paper exploring the use of abstract art as a method of social resistance. It looks into past uses of abstract art and attempts to apply their methods to my own artworks.

I designed Hello Puddin's website using the Squarespace app. I consulted with the founder with regard to brand image, colors, and overall feel. Based on her direction and vision, I assisted in the Hello Puddin' product launch for July 4th with my execution of this website. Visit the website for yourself at hellopuddin.com!

I created the first satire newspaper in Aledo, Texas, my hometown. I've written and published multiple articles satirizing local and broader events to the internet. I also produced short-form video and image content for The Aledo Scratch as well.

This gallery, physically made into the form of a book, explores a range of my different creative outlets, from my digital artworks, to photography, to painting, and even to charcoal drawing.

My Friend Pearce is a documentary I wrote, filmed, and produced for an English II project in 2025. It covers my ever-growing relationship with a Canadian stranger I met through sheer luck. With a runtime of over 15 minutes, it is the one of the longest film endeavors I have pursued, and I am very proud to share it with the world.

The Reshuffle Movement was a joint campaign for leadership positions in our school's National Honor Society Chapter. The pursuit rendered various successes, becoming a cultural phenomenon at our school during its tenure and enabling one of our members to beat out our own class president for the position of NHS Historian. We amassed over 25,000 impressions and over 1,000 likes during our brief, 4-week campaign, proving our success.

This informational video was created for a video production team competition to show the process of food from a farm, to a grocery store, to the customer's table. It was awarded first place in the DFW regional competition.

Caught up in a Texas snowstorm, me and a few of my friends hunkered down together. I filmed and edited our experience into this video complete with interview-style narration explaining all that we did. This video holds a sentimental value to me because it encapsulates a time in my life where I was surrounded by people who I felt truly myself with.

This was another video I made for an English project, this time using research and interviews to show the various benefits of music. I filmed and edited the entirety of the video, as well as writing and narrating portions of it.

This is a visualizer for the song Motion Picture Soundtrack by Radiohead. I feel that this song is very beautiful and I created this video as an homage to the song. I used multiple forms of media, including drawing, film, and 3D animation to create it, all under my own art direction.

This is a self portrait I made on a whim in a Cubist style. I used watercolor paints and a sketchbook tot create it, both of which were recently gifted to me.

Crater of Diamonds was a short film I made with footage I recorded while at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas. It showcases my use of sound design, color grading, composition, and overall videography.