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Called “Saliendo Adelante,” this piece was shot and edited for Creative Associates International as part of their campaign on the migration crisis in the Northern Triangle.

Director of Photography + Editor | Created for Creative Associates International.

Director of Photography + Editor | National Museum of Women in the Arts, the Georgia Committee

Director of Photography + Editor | Created for Creative Associates International.

Directory of Photography + Editor | Creative Associates International

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Director of Photography + Editor | Created for International Justice Mission

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Stories produced and shot for USA Today:

Blinded by an IED, soldier finds renewal and a new goal

Goalball, the international sport for the blind, was invented to rehabilitate veterans blinded in WWII. Now, high caliber athletes and amateurs play this sport all over the world. In keeping with the sport’s original intent, Casimir Werda, a former machine gunner in Iraq, uses goalball to retrain his senses and to fuel his innate competitiveness. Shot for USA Today.

This national park is a fly fishing paradise

Fly fishing guide Josh Pfeiffer explains his passion for the sport and its unique relationship with conservation in the Smokies. Shot for USA Today's series on the National Parks' centennial celebration.

'Cartel Land' director talks El Chapo's antihero status

Matt Heineman, the executive director of a new documentary called ‘Cartel Land,’ followed two vigilante groups in Michoacán, Mexico, and Altar Valley, Arizona. The film explores the Mexican drug wars’ complexities from the inside. In this video, Heineman warns against the glorification of people like El Chapo and narcoviolence in the media. Shot for USA Today.

This is the salamander capital of the world

For its great diversity of flora and fauna, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is recognized as an international biosphere reserve. Shot for USA Today's series on the National Parks' centennial celebration.