My films have screened at MoMA Doc Fortnight, Lincoln Center’s Art of The Real, Sheffield Doc/Fest, Visions du Réel and others. I’ve worked as a cinematographer internationally, including the US, Brazil, China, the South Pacific, Europe and Central Africa, and have contributed to Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning documentaries. I work as an editor, graphics artist and sound designer on films and installations.
CHARACTERS
THE NORMIES
THE SEEKERS
THE SPIES
Desert content creators. High-strung Millennials. Their language is logistics. They moved from San Diego to Joshua Tree a year ago, but their relationship has been on thin ice ever since. They cope through optimization, planning, and making videos. In for a surprise.
Mischievous, but measured conceptual artists. Gen Z, but wise beyond their years. They drove to the crater with designer drugs and sketchbooks to watch trains pass and feel the sunset on the crater rim. Impulsive, playful, sexually ambiguous. They’re the surprise.
Defense contractors testing a lip-reading camera system in the Mojave. One is a former intelligence officer chasing a DHS deal. The other is a cynical former baseball camera operator hired for his long-lens tracking skills. Together, they mistake ambiguity for intelligence.