Work
This is not a catalog of projects.
It’s a record of access.
Every piece here exists because the work could happen without disrupting the environment it was captured in. The common thread isn't subject matter. It's trust.
Recent work includes the City of Saint Louis mayoral inauguration, Arch Grants, St. Louis Public Radio, and the Purina PetCare Innovation Prize.
What You’re Looking At
These projects span institutions, live events, cultural spaces, and public-facing moments. Some are quiet. Some move fast. All required operating inside real conditions—without rehearsal, without control, and without slowing things down.
How to Read This Work
Don’t look for: heavy branding, scripted interviews, or perfect coverage
Look for: access, restraint, and moments that feel unperformed
That’s where the signal is.
Legacy Narratives
Projects in this category were built to last.
They prioritize:
context over messaging, observation over performance, credibility over visibility
These are pieces created for institutions and leaders who care less about immediate attention and more about long-term trust.
They age well because they aren’t chasing the moment they were made in.
Arch Grants — Entrepreneur Award 2025. Tribute video honoring Alaina Maciá.
Missouri Lawyers Weekly — Lawyer of the Year tribute video.
St. Louis Public Radio — Mission and fundraising film.
Thomson Center for Autism — Mission and fundraising film.
Cultural Velocity
These projects exist because timing mattered.
They were captured while something was actively happening and delivered while relevance was still intact. No extended coverage. No exhaustive documentation. Just the moments that carried weight.
Speed here isn’t aesthetic.
It’s functional.
The Royale — Event coverage for a private gathering at the St. Louis institution.
Purina PetCare Innovation Prize
City of Saint Louis — Mayoral Inauguration. Cara Spencer, 48th Mayor. Delivered same-day.