Isolated in a cabin in the woods, an asymptomatic carrier of a deadly virus is studied remotely by his wife, an epidemiologist, in hopes of a cure. But when he loses contact with her, he begins to suspect they may both be prisoners. Now he must risk himself - and those he might come into contact with - to protect her.

Longtime collaborator Daniel Byers and I wrote and produced this horror feature through Dark Tower Films in the summer of 2020. “Banishment” was featured in Filmmaker Magazine as one of the very first films shot safely in the age of coronavirus.

In partnership with Dakoit Pictures I wrote and directed this viral parody fantasy series, which was featured in Huffington Post, Buzzfeed, the Nerdist, Tor.com, Hypable, Geek and Sundry, and many more. See facebook.com/orcsofnewyork for more.

Official selection at Austin Film Festival, Outfest LA, and Newfest, and grantee of the inaugural 2019 “Made In NY” Women’s Fund , Sideways Smile is a comedic series about a young Asian-American woman beginning a journey of sexual discovery after reluctantly enrolling in a class to learn how to have an orgasm.

A plague erupts in war-torn American frontier land during the French and Indian war, threatening to overwhelm the living with the reanimated dead. Arran MacIvar, a British soldier, attempts to fight his way out at all costs.

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The Middle Darkness is one of my original period projects. With no budget, and personally working in almost all conceivable roles, I used every resource available to bring to life an ancient world of magic, seafaring and subterfuge.

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Two drunk adventurers' questing does more harm than good. Packed with healthy amounts of violence and alcoholism.

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In 1770s, six petty idiots survive a shipwreck only to find themselves marooned on a desert island. In short order, squabbling, madness, duels and threats of cannibalism ensue.

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Shylock the Rogue, riding his wave of DungeonBros fame, attempts to squeeze money out of the general public by offering them the chance to learn the skills of the fantasy adventurer.

A:shiwi elders' annual pilgrimage down the Colorado river is documented on film for the first time – from the pueblo at Halona Idiwana'a to shrines and ancient settlements, through canyon walls carved by the petroglyphs of the ancestors.

As part of a small, mobile documentary crew we dodged Turkish authorities, explored ancient ruins and gained access to gold vaults on a mission to uncover the origins of money.

I edited this informational short for the National Employment Law Project: "For more than 45 years, NELP has sought to ensure that America upholds for all workers her promise of opportunity and economic security through work."

All the finest topical standup humour of 1837. The Cotton Gin is still funny, right?

Starring Harry Aspinwall and Gideon Bautista, this webseries follows the adventures of two good natured, innocent buffoons.

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I conceived and produced this promotional short for a vampire novel by author Linda Munroe. You might be forgiven for thinking that that handsome vampire looks somehow familiar.

I was approached by New England filmmaker Evander Lang to come up with a trailer and early editing for his feature film, Become God. We're both fans of non-linear, non-traditional storytelling.

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Diane Choi approached me to create the VFX for her short, in which the protagonist has the ability to make objects disappear. All VFX work was conceived and executed after principal photography had wrapped, adding a special challenge to the work.