"Nothing Left To Burn"
My Role: Script Writer/Producer
I wrote this film to show that the journey of quitting an addiction can't start if you completely give up on yourself.
As well as to show that if you have friends struggling with something, you should reach out to them.
Many times, I've heard stories of someone about to give up, and just the smallest conversation with a friend reminds them of the love that others have for them.
"Nothing Left To Burn"
My Role: Script Writer/Producer
I wrote this film to show that the journey of quitting an addiction can't start if you completely give up on yourself. As well as to show that if you have friends struggling with something, you should reach out to them. Many times, I've heard stories of someone about to give up, and just the smallest conversation with a friend reminds them of the love that others have for them.
"A Talk With Ben Wolfe"
My Role: Director
This was a project I had for my video production class. We were asked to interview someone and do a single-interview documentary. Ben Wolfe is a good friend of mine, and I'm glad I got to share his story.
"Man In Woods"
My Role: Everything
This was a random little thing I did to help me learn how to use the Canon R50 I was borrowing from Harding and some audio equipment. I just used a tripod and did it solo. There’s no story or anything, just me trying to learn how to do solo films.
"A Day In The Life Of Spider-Man"
My Role: Director/Producer/Actor
This 5 Minute Film Fest Nominee is a silly short film that was never actually meant to be a film. We were given a group of assignments for a Video Production class to learn how to balance exposure well. We decided to make some funny skits to make our teacher laugh as he was grading.