Creating impactful stories & experiences.

Morning Light is a reimagining of this ancient practice where visitors can have their tea leaves interpreted and read aloud by artificial intelligence. The tea house provides inspiration for how new rituals can be designed.

Role: Role: Artist, Designer, Creative Director

An exhibition at the Museum of the Moving Image that explores the late 1980s and 1990s, and how skateboard teams harnessed inexpensive, widely accessible video equipment to record and share limit-pushing tricks performed on stairs, benches, and other skate-able elements of public architecture.

Role: Guest Co-Curator & Co-Designer

Through significant journal entries spanning her life, a woman chronicles her journey of growing up amidst the aftermath of her father's death and her mother's new beginnings.

Tribeca & SORA commissioned five short films, powered by SORA, to premiere at the Tribeca Festival-- the first time work made by filmmakers with SORA’s headline-grabbing text-to-video tool is showcased publicly.

Role: Director & Co-Writer

The Christmas Recipe is a heartfelt animated short film inspired by my own holiday childhood memories. The film opens on the night before Christmas, and a young girl named Maya carefully tip-toes around her home.  With a plan to surprise her parents with the perfect Christmas breakfast, she quietly enlists the help of her younger brother and sister, Graham and Lilly. 

Role: Director & Writer

In partnership with Meta, director Michaela Ternasky-Holland brings to life Reimagined Volume II: Mahal, a virtual reality (VR) animation series marking the next step in vivid immersive storytelling.

Inspired by Philippine mythology, the story focuses on Apolaki, Mayari, Tala, and Hanan, the four immortal children of the recently passed creator god, Bathala. As each of these deities wrestles with the grief of losing Bathala, their all-powerful actions create ripples throughout the universe. Dedicated to Michaela’s late father, MAHAL is a story of how love comes at a cost.

Role: Director & Co-Writer

Step into Geramy’s world, a scrappy, budding inventor, who is trying to find a better way to commute to school.

Based in the Philippines, this award-winning story highlights the students that swim between the small islands in order to travel to the nearest elementary or high schools in their remote areas.

This 3D animated virtual reality project is made possible by the partnership between Oculus VR for Good program and the Filipino non-profit named Yellow Boat of Hope. Lutaw is free and available for all Meta Quest headsets.

Role: Co-Creator

Nakenaghch’ sutdu’a “Our traditional legacy, stories of our history” is an exhibition curated by the Alaska Native Heritage Center. The exhibit features a virual reality experience that highlights the subsistence practices of the Dena’ina people of Dgheyey kaq’, or what is now known as Anchorage.

The project includes 360 footage, virtual reality animation, and 3D models sourced and created ethically in collaboration with the Alaska Native Heritage Center’s researchers and curators.

Role: Director

Kapwa is a series of video installations that trace an outline around what is missing of the history of our people. It foregrounds a sense of loss–a disconnect from our ancestry–and creates a space to explore the grief that follows.

The installation uses generative AI to imagine elements of culture and history that are missing. Kapwa shows us images that feel familiar, but are ultimately false: prosthetic versions of irretrievable lost artifacts. Kapwa unites found media made by contemporary Filipinos, that we have discovered are all asking in unison: “Who are we?”

Role: Co-Creator

An award-winning innovative experience that brought you into the life of a woman who wears a facial prosthetic after a near-fatal shooting accident.

This thirty-seven-foot-long and thirteen-foot-wide installation featured a unique virtual reality headset and virtual reality film that allowed the audience an intimate look at the effects of gun injury and human resilience.

FACE TO FACE was described by The Guardian as gut-wrenching, visceral, and heart-breaking.

Role: Co-Creator

Follow three climbers on their journey to the top in this groundbreaking immersive series. Of the hundreds of people who attempt to scale Everest each year, an even smaller number make it to the top. This story is one of hope, teamwork, and perseverance.

This award-winning project is the first virtual reality climb from the bottom to the top of Everest and one of the first augmented reality covers and articles featured in Sports Illustrated magazine.

The project was awarded an Emmy in Digital Innovation and won two Webby categories.

Role: Story Creator & Editor