Current Projects

This PSA uses the power of contrast and reveal to confront bias around immigration. It begins with people of color sharing deeply personal immigration stories. The audience assumes these are their lived experiences. But in a striking turn, it’s revealed that they’re actually reading the true stories of iconic white Americans, like Albert Einstein or Andrew Carnegie. The goal is to expose the viewer’s own assumptions, challenge ingrained stereotypes, and reframe the immigrant story as a universal American story.

This is a self-funded passion project. The spot will be gifted to the first relevant organization (e.g. ACLU) that commits to a broadcast media buy. They will receive a :30 and :20 TV version, as well as vertical social media deliverables.

The writer/director Emmy Award-winning creative who is deeply concerned by the rise of emboldened bigotry in today’s cultural climate. Having faced discrimination throughout his life, he finds it disheartening to witness society sliding backward—where the most vulnerable continue to bear the weight of exclusion and injustice.

• Job: Commercial

Casting three roles in "Ghost Aren't Real," a single-location scene of an original feature flm script. The scene can work a standalone short film and production plans to submit as a short to festivals, as well as use pieces of the scene for a concept trailer.

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Casting a faith-based, cirque-style theatrical production. IT is a touring live show that includes acting, dance, aerial acrobatics, martial arts, music, and more. Production states: "The show has been running for more than 10 years and nearly a million people have seen it live. It is a retelling of the 'story of God' through visuals and choreography. It is not a traditional musical/play with speaking parts. It is a visually driven show where actors use choreography, movement, and physical acting to tell the story of Jesus." 

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