Video Work


I've worked with local, national, and international teams. Some of my clients include Levis/Dockers, Deloitte, Roche-Genentech, the Zuckerberg San Francisco Hospital, Maserati Dealerships, Driscoll's, the US Department of Energy, The Human Rights Foundation, and the National Hockey League. 


Since 2012 I've been working as a lead editor and post-production supervisor, managing teams of all sizes with both on-site and remote (sometimes international) team members. This has given me experience literally coast-to-coast in the United States and within the city of Oslo, Norway. From being on the ground with the production team to being with the client and director in an editing suite, I've dipped into every part of video production from beginning to end.


I've worked both on internal and external projects. Please see my demo reel for a sampling of what I've done and reach out if you want to see more of something specific! Below are some screenshots from some of my favorite projects:












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