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I led the visual rebrand for Who Broke It, a political culture newsletter that unpacks the intersection of internet discourse and current events for a chronically online audience. The project involved developing a new identity across voice, visual system, and on platform presentation, all built to match the publication’s sharp and irreverent take on the culture of content and the politics of posting. The result gives dense political commentary a tone that feels approachable, timely, and genuinely shareable, turning a fast moving news cycle into something readers actually want to open.

I have had the immense honor of working with the talented folks at Mighty Oak Studios to help produce the short film, Henrietta Finds a Nest in 2024. In the animated short film Henrietta Finds a Nest, a young chick named Henrietta embarks on a heartwarming journey from neglect at a factory farm to friendship with a little girl. With tender moments, gentle humor, and a timeless message of connection, this seven-minute tale invites audiences of all ages to embrace the magic of friendship and the power of compassion. production wrapped in May 2024, I have lead the team in the pursuit of film festivals and accolades of which we have been successful. Thus far the film has been selected for over 8 film festivals including Newport Beach Film Festival, Montclair Film Festival and SHORTS MÉXICO. We have also acquired 6 awards including Best Animation and Best Story. My role has also been to manage the design of our films digital presence including social media, web and digital marketing efforts.

The News Movement is a digital media platform on a mission to turn the newsroom on its head. We are doing news differently by putting audiences at the center of every story. Guided by the ethos "Beside our audience, reporting their reality," the rebrand was an opportunity to build a visual identity as bold and intentional as the journalism behind it.

SaySo is modern news and information app built for a generation that wants to shape the story, not just consume it. As Creative Director, I lead brand and product design across the app, translating strategy into a visual system that feels as energetic and opinionated as the community it serves. Working closely with our Head of Product and CTO, I've directed everything from a custom illustration system to the visual direction of our brand's first voiceover ad and NYC wild posting campaign. I've run in-app research studies to validate design decisions in dark mode and core feature areas, and built out the gamification and onboarding systems that keep users coming back. From product roadmap to public launch, I've shaped how SaySo looks, feels, and shows up in the world.

The Caliber Collective is a publisher-powered social media agency, turning insight earned from our own success on social . With over 1 billion annual video views and a global community of 2.4 million, we turn our own learnings into strategy and creative for brands like Walmart, Mars, Amazon, and Unilever. The mission is simple: creating work that works.

The Mercy For Animals 25th Anniversary Gala in Los Angeles was a celebration of compassion, activism, and progress in the realm of animal rights. Held in a glamorous venue, the event brought together dedicated supporters, influential activists, and passionate advocates from various walks of life.

I had the distinct pleasure of collaborating with author and activist, Amanda Holden, as well as designer Tara Ketner to not only design the cover of this impactful book but to build a new website and brand for Amanda Holden's online presence. Amanda's book teach women to revolutionize their thinking around their own investing. She educates with wit and intelligence, making the mysterious world of investing into something that anyone can understand and ultimately benefit from.