A boy eating alone in the living room is interrupted by a man trying to enter through the front door.

Windward is a documentary shaped by listening—both to Walt Raineri’s story and to the natural world that restores him.

I did this as a project for school. I love LEGOs and was excited to dabble in the medium of LEGO stop-motion.

This short film was created to emphasize the fear around alcoholism and the struggle teens face with their peers and drinking.

A Shadow of Doubt is more than just a short film, it is an experience me and my friends will never forget.

In my film, Dinner With the In-Laws, I wanted to create a comedy and holiday film, while also representing the Latino household this film takes place it.

“What am I doing?” is a film that captures the contrast in a boy’s academic, physical and emotional performance; showing both sides of a student’s life.

What do we have to live for, if not art? This piece explores cinematography, not just an aspect of narrative storytelling, but in its own category altogether.

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My 2d hand drawn animated film “Cindy Undead” follows a mysterious supermodel, Cindy Devereux, who constantly falls apart and sews herself back together until the breaking point.

This film was inspired by ADHD.

I translated the poem, On the Other Side of the Fence by Analise Chin, into a short film shaped by deliberate shot construction and rhythmic editing to explore how we often overlook the beauty already in our own lives.

In the animated short film, Illumination, a burned out worker rediscovers his creativity.

My film “We Belong” expresses the fear of many children of immigrant parents of their families being torn apart.

LOOP is a collaborative project written, filmed, and edited by students in the SF FILM Starter Lab during the summer of 2025.

The Cranial Energy Adapter (CEA) was a device concept that a friend and I came up with for our video class's chindogu infomercial project.

My short documentary, Solving the Youth Mental Health Crisis, explores how cultural and technological pressures are fueling a surge in mental illness among teens.

This video poem captures my daily practice of finding beauty and connection in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Aisle is an animated short that follows a young boy’s psychological journey as he uncovers a dark secret hidden inside a grocery store.

I came up with the idea of this film while borad in class, I wanted to try and create the same freedom of mind that you get while daydreaming in class into a film.