How To Sue The Klan

Lead Producer // Chattanooga, TN · DC · New York
A civil rights story about the 1980 landmark legal case that brought a triumphant civil suit against the Ku Klux Klan in its home state of Tennessee.

Becoming America's Doctor

Director · Producer · Editor // DC · New York
Short documentary chronicling the life of Dr. Anthony Fauci, from his Italian American upbringing in Brooklyn, NY to his renowned medical career.

The Economics of Running a Zipper Empire

Executive Producer // Japan · New Jersey
YKK zippers are everywhere, from jeans and jackets to NASA spacesuits. We traveled to Japan to figure out how the humble fastener helped a business grow into a global zipper king.

How Apple’s New Siri AI Can See and Search Your iPhone

Executive Producer // San Francisco
WSJ tech columnist shares tips and tricks for the new software update iOS 27, which includes Siri AI.

Burger King’s New Whopper Is Winning Back Customers

Executive Producer // Miami, FL
Burger King is making a comeback. The fast food chain has seen increased sales and foot traffic, which the company’s U.S. president Tom Curtis credits to their updated signature burger, the Whopper.

How Cash Bail Keeps Women In Jail

Senior Producer // St. Louis, MO · San Antonio, TX · Atlanta, GA
More women are locked up than ever before in America. 80% of them are mothers. And Black women, in particular, are markedly overrepresented. We hear from women across the country whose lives have been irreversibly impacted by the bail system.

Demystifying Carnatic Music

Director · Cinematographer · Producer · Sound · Editor // San Jose, CA
For many Indian Americans, South Indian music carries expectations about who they are and who they are supposed to be. This film follows Rohith Jayaraman as he pushes against those assumptions, exploring the space between cultural inheritance, individuality, and identity. Here is a clip from the unfinished project.