ABOUT

I’m a Jackson Wild Media Award-winning, twice Webby Award-nominated (two Webby Honorees, too), and three-time Vimeo Staff Pick-recognized director, editor, videographer, animator, and reporter. My short films have screened at the Other Worlds Austin SciFi Film Festival, Wild & Scenic Film Festival, International Wildlife Film Festival, and Jackson Wild Media Awards. I’ve made over 75 short films and videos, which have totaled over 12 million views.

For over a decade, I’ve worked in journalism, video, TV, radio, museums, education, and parks—specializing in science visualization and communication. I’ve made videos, infographics, and written articles for Popular Science (where I was the Head of Video, Editorial & Branded for five years), PBS Digital Studios, PBS Nature, The Field Museum’s educational YouTube series The Brain Scoop, Science Friday, Brooklyn-based Pioneer Works Science Studios, Columbia Climate School, Wildlife Conservation Society, National Park Service, Museum of the Moving Image, The Guardian, Quanta Magazine, New-York Historical Society, History Detectives, PBS NewsHour, Wide Angle, Thrillist, and a bunch of other public media shows. Also, I’ve developed science media strategies for The California Academy of Science’s bioGraphic project, Pioneer Works, and Johns Hopkins University. My YouTube game plan for Popular Science resulted in the growth of 50,000 subscribers and millions of views.

I’ve been a National Park ranger. I’ve guest lectured and developed STEM curriculum for the City University of New York’s Graduate Center, New York University, and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

See everything I do at the links: videos, education, infographics, photography, as well as writing and creative strategies.

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