"The Little Things" served as my senior project, using rotoscoping as a technique to capture myself doing active/dynamic activites that I felt were key parts of what made up my identity while I was in college. This project was filmed and rotoscoped by me using Adobe Animate. The semester I created this project, we were unexpectedly sent home for covid, causing me to adapt to a remote work space. I went from having access to an on-campus animation lab when concepting to using solely my school laptop to animate this project. I overcame many days where my laptop overheated and my harddrive corrupted to complete this project by the deadline.

Created during the 2020 lock down, this video features online interviews with 3 alumni of UMBC, discussing what achievements they are proud of, and how that achievemnt helped them move forward as they began their new careers after college. This project was organized and editied by me, with interviews conducted using the social platform Discord, and edited in Adobe Premiere Pro using images provided by the ones interviewed.

In this multi-media project, I took footage from a bike ride up the Chesapeake-Ohio Canal towards Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, and created a historical fiction around the colonial. This video was filmed on a DSLR camera, animated using Adobe Animate, and editied together in Premiere Pro.

This pixilation exercise follows the story of two students who start to get tired after a late night of working in the computer lab. I came up with the concept and directed everyone in this video as we learned to use Pixilation to tell stories. This video was shot using a DSLR camera and processed using Photoshop and Premiere Pro.

This stop-motion group project follows a cast of characters as they spend the day fishing at a lake. The set, characters and props were all created by members of the group, and shot using the program Dragonfly to capture each frame on camera. Once we exported the sequence of frames as a video, we created the sounds and voices and compiled everything together in Premiere Pro.

This group project uses pixilation to tell a light-hearted narrative about someone who refuses to eat their vegetables. This video was shot with a DSLR camera and edited in Premiere Pro. The sound effects were created by the group and edited by me to remove background noise and adjust levels in Adobe Audition.