
A compilation of over two years of focused production of Online Learning Courses for UC SCOUT from University of California.
Although I've been recently producing for Online Education, there's much more to see of my past work. Click below for a sample of work produced before my latest position. Then browse the other links below for even more content!
Highlighting the dynamic production style of 211 lessons for US History and AP US History, this promo is part of a social media campaign for the SCOUT program. I believe it broke our record for number of images and archive footage used in a single course!
How do you make Economics interesting to teenagers? This video highlights how a combination of pop graphics and whimsical animations can help make that happen. With 97 lessons for Economics and AP Macroeconomics, this promo is part of a social media campaign for the SCOUT program.
Thorough research scouring hours of archival footage and images resulted in this engaging lesson covering the stock market and what lead up to the crash of 1929. This is an opportunity to see what a full-length course lesson looks like.
With a heavy reliance on the thoughtful and creative use of drawings, etchings, and paintings for storytelling, this full-length lesson produced for the SCOUT program shows how early Americans co-existed with the oppressive presence of English politicians and businessmen.
During my tenure at Academy of Art University in San Francisco, I produced hundreds of art lessons ranging from printmaking to sculpture to fashion design. Here is a sample demonstrating the range of projects I produced and edited.
I produced, directed, and edited this short piece for Intuitive Surgical for a women’s health initiative. Filmed in a studio in New York City, this project included set design and construction, and securing a remote crew for filming.
Dennis is a two-time patient for partial removal of both kidneys using the daVinci Surgical System. Had it not been for this kidney-sparing procedure, he likely would have been a candidate for dialysis the rest of his life. This interview also features his surgeon, Sam Bhayani, MD. There is no surgical footage in this interview.
Fleur is a patient who suffered from infertility when it was discovered that a massive number of fibroid tumors were interfering with uterus function. After removal of the tumors via the daVinci Surgical System, she can now look forward to a better outcome for pregnancy. There is no surgical footage in this interview.
The staff talks about their experience as a patient of a daVinci Surgery procedure or as a relative of a patient using the technology. A very different point of view presented when the system they helped develop is used on you or your loved ones.
This is a video produced early in the development of the davinci Surgical System, designed to give hospital administrators and surgeons an overview of what the system is and how it works. There are brief scenes of laparoscopic surgery in this video.
I produced and edited this presentation, featured at an Intuitive National Sales Meeting to commemorate a milestone in number of procedures per year performed on the system. Hundreds of archival clips were culled to produce this retrospective.
Possibly the longest running theatrical trailer in history, this one-minute film, produced in 1993, continues to run today on multiple screens in Hawaii. The film features Hawaiian dancers performing by torchlight accompanied by a dynamic score produced by Jon deMello, a popular local composer.