WORKING PROGRESS…STAY TUNED “TRUCKING TO GLORY” is a documentary profiling an ambitious young man, who’ve gone through many trials and tribulations, yet manages to succeed, despite the circumstances through spiritual devotion and the love of family.
Sutton’s First Birthday
One Thing About Me: I LOVE TO DANCE!!!
Documentary Cinematographer, Don Lenzer, visited Hofstra University’s MFA Documentary Production program this Spring. This is a 1+ minute introduction…Enjoy!
Passion VS Profit: featuring Language
This semi-experimental documentary, is my first project for my Documentary Production II class. It is based on a talented Brooklyn artist, Language a.k.a. Flow Revere, and his struggles in transforming his dreams into a reality. If you appreciate art, hopefully you’ll enjoy this piece and feel free to leave comments!
Girlz Talk: “Esclava A Tu Querer” Official Video
I had the great opportunity to be apart of this beautiful song. Shout out to Hanse Balbuena (director)
My little project I managed to finish during the colder season lol. A Dog’s World: Starring Excel :-) ENJOY!
Crowd’s Favorite Merry Christmas :-)
Seriously? This still goes on.. Racism goes both ways… These so-called “Israelites” Another interesting night in NYC.
It was a pleasure filming with artist Bert Clarke and director Lamont Burrell! I’m featured in this music video, All Over the World… Enjoy and spread peace & love! Happy Holidays :-)
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Need a recipe for Christmas, take a look! Enjoy :)
MUSICAL STREETS - My final edit
This is my first project for my Documentary class…a street survey I conducted in Manhattan. ENJOY and feel free to drop a comment on any thoughts! :-)
Rihanna - We Found Love (Official Video)
This video, as vulgar and risque as it may seem, is reminiscent of experiences we all have endured…whether personally or through someone close, in some shape or form. Love can be beautiful, wild, irrational, but if you’re not too careful, quite tragic. In simpler words, “A Beautiful Tragedy.” Enjoy!
My first edit and assignment, “Musical Streets”. This was a street survey of people I ran into at Central Park. The focus is on the earliest format of music bought. Enjoy! ;-)
