Production
Below, you will find examples of my video production, social media management, photography work, and animated graphics. I specialize in Adobe products, but also have experience in Canva and CapCut.
Unity Environmental University
In-Person Education
Open House Handouts
After researching previous IE efforts to advertise, we realized that nobody had tried an open house before. Plus, according to long-time employees, we discovered that when people visit campus, they have a higher chance of applying and staying due to the campus’s beauty. We decided to host an Open House event, and I was asked to create some handouts that can be sent to local college-aged organizations and high schools.
Career Spotlight Cards
One of the common questions we get on social media and at in-person events is what types of jobs you can get with some of the majors offered at Unity. I was asked to create career spotlight cards by our career services team, who also have a booth at our college fair events. We are planning on creating more to add to this collection, as they have proven themselves to be popular amongst students.
While working at Unity Environmental University, I had the opportunity to work alongside mission-driven people dedicated to reviving and elevating the in-person student experience. Even before the pandemic, shifting higher education trends challenged hands-on green programs everywhere. In response, Unity decided to launch a highly successful 100% online distance education program, now serving over 10,000 students around the world. All while simultaneously establishing a new campus location, new business ventures, and redefining higher education.
To help re-establish the in-person business unit. Unity’s leaders sought out content creators and strategists to help push the university’s identity and vision to re-engage prospective students in their on-campus programs. As their Campaign and Content Producer, I have the privilege of stepping into that role. Through targeted multimedia content production, cohesive visual storytelling, and lots of new graphic design concepts. I have helped build fresh collateral that honored Unity’s environmental legacy while breathing new life into our physical campus culture.
Postcard Handouts
A component of our new advertising for In-person education (IE) is to hold college fairs at our Pineland location. Inviting local high schools, other universities and community colleges, and high school student after-school programs to visit us.
We decided that a handout with some basic info would work well in our advertising efforts. Together, the Dean of In-Person Education, IE’s Career Coach, and I created these postcards. Creating the new slogan for IE: “Maine is Our Classroom,” since our programs are hands-on and take place in Maine. Together, this is the design I created for the program, and these are now mass-printed and will be sent out to high schools across Maine.
Simply Skin Medical Spa
I managed a marketing initiative to elevate brand visibility through targeted social media management and cohesive external communications. By aligning organic content across platforms like Instagram and Facebook, as well as external messaging, I ensure the brand voice resonates with the spa’s ideal client demographics.
This project involves managing the full creative lifecycle, from developing visual assets in Canva (this is their preferred platform for content creation) and executing data-driven ad campaigns. All while ensuring the hooks capture the audience’s attention and help in driving conversion.
UBACE 20th Anniversary Video.
I produced this video for UBACE (Upper Bucks Alliance for Creative Expression), a nonprofit organization based in Quakertown, PA. For over 20 years, UBACE has provided local youth—from grades 6 through 12—with a safe, supportive environment to explore music, collaborate with peers, and form bands. Many of its alumni have gone on to pursue music professionally, crediting UBACE as a foundational part of their journey.
The program has changed hands over time, and unfortunately, had limited video footage available—most of it dating from 2008 to 2017, with only a few more recent clips from 2024. Despite the challenges, my goal was to craft a compelling and emotionally resonant video that honors the legacy of UBACE and inspires alumni, current members, and future musicians to stay connected to the program and its mission.
Meet the Navigators
While working as a student videographer in Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Marketing and Communications department, my team and I were tasked with promoting a new student support initiative—the Navigator Program. This program assigns each student a dedicated "navigator" to help them through key aspects of college life, including scheduling, billing, and academic advising.
To make the concept approachable and memorable for students, I developed a creative video campaign that blended humor with clarity. I took the lead on scripting, directing, and filming the video, intending to simplify the message while keeping it engaging. The final product was published on Instagram, where it received over 20,000 views and helped increase awareness of the Navigator Program across campus.
Memory Lane Media
I created this promotional video for Memory Lane Media, a business based in Indiana, PA, that specializes in digitizing and restoring old photos and home videos. Their services include converting formats like VHS, Super 8 film, photo negatives, and printed album photos into high-quality digital files. They also offer repair services for damaged media—such as torn or moldy film, poor audio quality, and VHS “snow”—as well as professional video editing to enhance and smooth out home footage.
The owner approached me to help market these services through a video that could clearly communicate the value and emotional importance of preserving family memories. I was responsible for both filming and editing to create a piece that feels both informative and heartfelt.
Fudgie Wudgie
AKA Chocolate Moonshine
Fudgie Wudgie is a sub brand of Chocolate Moonshine, located in Grove City PA. The owner of these chocolate companies, is rolling out a new way to sell their products, within grocery stores in the Midwest at Hy-Vee. Therefore they needed to figure out a way to train their new employees as they are located in the Midwest. This is where I come in with creating a series of training videos for the new employees. There are 11 training videos all ranging from 40 seconds to 4 minutes. Due to some of these ingredients as well as set up being kept secret away from competitors I only have two of the videos on here.
NB Fitness Studio
I partnered with this fitness studio to build a consistent social media presence and become a key member of the community. I also helped in re-creating their website to make a more user-friendly experience (which you can view here). Below are a few examples of the posts I created for them in Canva. This option was picked due to pricing and the user-friendly platform, supplying them with templates and assets that they previously did not have access to.
Currently, the gym manager and owner are managing the social channels along with a few third-party creators who also host classes at the gym. The gym is expanding in both the number of classes offered and memberships, along with tournaments. The gym has hosted multiple pickleball tournaments, which is now an Olympic sport!
Happy Hippie Brand
This project was a quick partnership between the owner of Fudgie Wudgie and me. When I was on-site above, filming the training videos, I was asked to take brand photos of Happy Hippie. I captured these images inside a product photography light box. These images were captured on a Canon DSLR Rebel T7i on manual mode, with an ISO of 100 F-stop at 5.6 and a shutter speed of 1/80 and a focal length at 28 mm. This was a single-shoot day volunteer position. I edited these photos in Adobe Photoshop to create a clean shine on the chocolate and showcase the vibrant colors of the packaging. I hope I didn’t make you hungry for chocolate!
Got Ethics?
This photography project was created to highlight the ethical concerns surrounding dairy farming practices. Completed as the final assignment for the highest-level photography course at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, the project required both strong conceptual development and advanced technical execution.
I used professional studio lighting and equipment to produce a series of impactful images that visually explore animal welfare in the dairy industry. In post-production, I used Adobe Photoshop to enhance the emotional impact of the imagery—including creating realistic fake bruises in the final photo to emphasize the message. I then used Adobe Lightroom to finalize the color grading and edits, ensuring a polished and cohesive visual presentation across the series.
The project received an A for its creative direction, technical skill, and powerful narrative.
Professional Lighting
This project was created to showcase my studio lighting skills in a high-level lighting photography course. I designed a three-light setup that focused white light directly on the subject’s face, while strategically placing colored gels on the side lights to cast tri-colored shadows on the background. The effect created a visually striking and technically precise composition that emphasized both control and creativity with light.
The photo was captured using a DSLR camera in full manual mode, allowing me to fine-tune exposure, aperture, and focus for maximum impact. Each week in the course, we were tasked with developing a unique lighting concept—this image was my personal favorite and was recommended by my professor for photography contests.
This project also received an honorable mention in the Photo Review 2024 Contest.