As Communications Manager at Bike New York, I produced this explainer video to introduce middle schoolers to cycling in NYC. This video is a cornerstone of Bike New York's bike safety assembly program, which is available at no cost to all New York City schools. (2018)

Credits: Producer, writer, director, designer, editor, select videography

I took portraits of filmmakers at the Women's March on January 21, 2017. Click here to see the whole gallery and read a short essay. (2017) 

The Better Bike Share Partnership gives cities financial and programmatic support to build equitable and replicable bike share systems. As part of a storytelling effort by the Partnership, I produced a series of vignettes featuring bike share members in Austin, Philadelphia, and Chicago. (2016)

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Credits: Producer, videographer, editor

I worked on this video for Streetfilms in collaboration with the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy. Here's how ITDP summarizes the topic:

Urban density is fundamental principle of sustainable development. Density supports economic and creative vibrancy, social integration, and a healthy, environmental sustainable development model. As the world’s population continues to urbanize, our cities have two options for growth: densify or sprawl. The private-car dependent sprawl model of the 20th century must change, and move away from a reliance on private cars, to accommodate a more populous, and more prosperous world. Watch the video the learn more about the benefits of dense urban development, and how to choose a future full of vibrant, sustainable cities. It’s smart to be dense! (2015)

Credits: Illustrator, motion graphics and text designer, editor