Capturing the story of a historic, centennial building required a thoughtful approach. I led pre-production planning, from defining the film’s scope and crafting impactful interview prompts to coordinating photography with multiple partners. This multi-day shoot balanced cost-sharing agreements and diverse creative needs, resulting in a compelling short film and an extensive photo collection.

This photoshoot was anything but ordinary. With preschoolers as our models, capturing the perfect shot required creativity, patience, and a little extra energy. One highlight? Leading the kids along a path while keeping them excited and engaged. Working with such young models made the shoot both challenging and incredibly rewarding!

Capturing the story of Mt. SAC PEP required meticulous planning and seamless coordination. Anchored around the US vs. Croatia Men’s Water Polo event, we scheduled overlapping shoots for video, interviews, primary and supplemental photos, a virtual tour, and aerials—maximizing every moment across two packed days. With multiple teams capturing diverse content simultaneously, success hinged on detailed pre-production, precise scheduling, and on-the-ground adaptability. The result? A stunning showcase of expertly crafted visuals. Proud of the team and the incredible content we created!

Capturing a full campus project comes with challenges, no matter how much planning is done in advance. On this shoot, unexpected obstacles—like flex classrooms piled high with furniture mid-cleanup—required quick thinking and teamwork. The crew rebuilt a critical room type from scratch, ensuring it was ready for photos, 360 captures, and video. With a collaborative, hands-on team, even the toughest curveballs were handled seamlessly to tell the project’s story the right way.

A common challenge in photography is being in the right location, having the right equipment and best lighting to capture it. Using Google Earth and these presets you can plan for what you'll be able to photograph ahead of time and show up knowing what lens to use and where to capture the best shot.