Editorial lead on Survivor Experience, a full-length CBS special featuring eight influencers in a 36-hour survival scenario filmed in Fiji. The edit balances broadcast-scale demands with cinematic rhythm and narrative clarity, bringing a refined structure to the reality format.
A study of confinement and desire. The piece merges the visual austerity of its setting with the sensual precision of early photographic processes, its edit drawing from the tactile logic of cyanotypes and Van Dyke browns, reinterpreted through a heavy digital hand.
Feature-length documentary exploring composer Ruth Lynda Deyo's 1920s Egyptian archive through a contemporary lens. The film weaves together diary entries, archival materials, and recent artistic collaborations, with editorial work providing narrative continuity across decades. Official selection at CPH:DOX 2025.
Music video for Brooke Candy utilizing mixed formats and slow-motion techniques to capture the expansive, atmospheric mood of the rural desert at night.
Feature documentary edited for Vishal Jugdeo exploring family history and queer identity through intimate conversations in Guyana, weaving personal narrative with broader themes of colonialism and diaspora.
Twelve New Yorkers recount their lives leading up to and during 9/11. From a professional skateboarder to a cartoonist for The New Yorker, their narratives capture both the mundanity of the days before and the ripples of a singular shock. The edit weaves interview footage with archival film, third-party material, and handheld footage from the day itself. These sources collate into a single texture. Strangers in the same frame.
DIRECTED BY: Christopher Kulendran Thomas + Annika Kuhlman
Feature-length visual essay for Christopher Kulendran Thomas blurring the lines between fact and fiction, weaving together Tamil Tiger propaganda, AI-generated content, and deepfake technology to examine post-national identity and technology's role in reshaping political reality.
Feature-length documentary for Vishal Jugdeo and vqueeram following a group of queer academics and activists in New Delhi, employing shared authorship and fluid camera roles to meditate on personal relationships and community formation against political constraints.
CLIENT: Olivia Erlanger + Luis Ortega Govela DIRECTED BY: Olivia Erlanger + Luis Ortega Govela
Doc-series exploring the garage as architectural and cultural construct, examining how suburbia's most misused space became an incubator for American myths and alternative identities.
