Selected Works

 

Queens of the South

Film | Digital | Nashville, Tennessee | Producer + Cinematographer + Co-Editor | 2023

"Being openly, visibly queer is resistance in itself."

This year, at least 17 states have introduced bills restricting drag performances. For Brut, I visited Tennessee, the first state to sign the ban into law and visit the drag queens at the center of the resistance.

Brut America

Screened at CAFILM Pride in June of 2023.


Generations of Pulse

Film | Digital | South Carolina | Florida | Co-Director + Cinematographer + Co-Editor | 2022

In the face of unrelenting legislative discrimination against the LGBTQ community in Florida, three people directly impacted by the Pulse Nightclub shooting work to expand protections.

Created with Tamera Moore

Screened at:

Los Angeles LGBT Festival - Winner Best Documentary 2022

Central Florida CineFest - CFCF 2022


4 Feet

Film | Digital | King City, California | Producer + Cinematographer + Editor | 2022

Marlene Dodge drives across California in her aging pickup truck with an empty horse-trailer in tow, a journey she does regularly as she works to rescue wild mustangs from slaughter.


Winnebago Two-Spirit

Film | Digital | Winnebago, Nebraska | Producer + Cinematographer + Co-Editor | 2023

"We're Native, we're queer, we're in drag."

For Brut, I visited the first ever drag show on the Winnebago Tribal land in Nebraska, where an organization is showing off their Native two-spirit community.

Brut America


Life After Abuse in Prison

Film | Digital | New York, New York | Producer + Cinematographer + Co-Editor | 2023

For years, they had to remain silent about being sexually abused while incarcerated. Now, a New York law is giving survivors one year to seek justice.

Brut America


Impact of Rip Currents

Film | Digital | Pacifica, California | Producer + Cinematographer + Editor | 2021


Queer Surf Group Challenges Norms, Makes 'Magic' In The Water

Film | Digital | San Francisco, CA | Producer + Assistant Camera | 2021

After years of feeling she had to hide her identity on the professional circuit, Kyla Langen and her partner found a way to bring more LGBTQ surfers into a sport that hasn’t always been welcoming.

NBC Universal


Revering the Radish

Cover Story for the Santa Barbara Independent

Photographer | Central California Coast | 2017