“A Taste of Science,” a short (3-minute) promotional video I shot and edited (and animated) for the Wagner Free Institute of Science:
This is a short promotional video that highlights the Academy of Natural Sciences‘ collection of specimens and the stories that each of them represents. I shot the intro, but the bulk of the content was provided by the museum.
“Driving Evolution: The Female’s Choice” This is one of six focused stories I edited with the same footage from the Academy, each about a specific specimen or a comparison of two.
Check out my reel here. A mix of museum, documentary and stop-motion work I’ve done. It combines some editing work with camera work, film and video, lighting and effects work, both in-camera and digital post.
“Purple Hearts” An installation video for the Intrepid Air and Space Museum, New York. Cross-cut interviews with Purple Heart recipients. Personal stories, experiences and impressions of war, that show the commonalities and contrasts among wounded soldiers.
“Water Puppet Performance” for the American Museum of Natural History, New York. One of several installation videos done to illuminate the meaning of the objects in the “Vietnam” exhibit. Remarkable and intimate footage of little know aspects of Vietnam.
“Wooly Mammoth” Enews bulletin, American Museum of Natural History, New York. One of many ‘dispatches from the field’ and other kiosk videos I edited. Also edited a series of videos on whale history and research for the Hall of Ocean Life.
“Ironworkers,” an installation video in the “Symphony in Steel” exhibit at the National Building Museum, Washington, D.C.
“Frogs” directed and edited this piece about the live frog exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History.