Three Torches was a revival of a legacy program originally produced by FSU’s Advanced Feature course for the local PBS affiliate in Tallahassee.
I served as producer, videographer, and primary editor, overseeing the project from pre-production through delivery while working within established broadcast standards and restrictions. This included adhering to formatting, content, and technical requirements consistent with public television workflows.
This project was produced in preparation for FSU’s Homecoming Live event as part of an Advanced Feature course.
Another student and I collaborated on pre-production, filming, and editing. My primary on-set responsibilities focused on lighting the scenes and serving as an assistant camera operator, supporting visual consistency and efficient coverage during production.
Life Sentence was a narrative short film in which I served as lead gaffer, responsible for lighting all scenes throughout the production. I collaborated closely with the director of photography to execute the lighting design and directed an assistant gaffer on set to ensure consistency and efficiency across setups.
This project was produced as part of an Advanced Feature Production course and created in collaboration with a student from Advanced Feature Reporting.
The reporter pitched the story, secured interviews, and wrote the script, while I handled all production and post-production execution. My responsibilities included filming interviews and b-roll, capturing clean location audio, and editing the piece into its final form.
This project was produced as part of an Advanced Feature Production course and created in collaboration with a student from Advanced Feature Reporting.
The reporter pitched the story, secured interviews, and wrote the script, while I handled all production and post-production execution. My responsibilities included filming interviews and b-roll, capturing clean location audio, and editing the piece into its final form.
