Mud Frontier: Architecture at the Borderlands
Feature documentary film (60 minutes); on his ancestral land in southern Colorado, designer Ronald Rael along with his partner Virginia San Fratello 3D-print monumental structures in mud, pushing the limits of technology and materials, while uncovering a dark history along the way. 

Official selection: 2021 Architecture and Design Film Festival, 2022 Santa Fe Film Festival, DocuWest Film Festival, San Diego Latino Film Festival, Roxbury International Film Festival, Cinema Jove Valencia Design Festival.
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Suzie Zuzek: A Key West Treasure
Short film about Suzie Zuzek, the artist behind the iconic Lilly Pulitzer prints. 

Color Decoded: The Textiles of Richard Landis
I produced this video about weaver Richard Landis, a master of color whose work is under-appreciated. 

Everyday Vérité: Edited Rituals of Quotidian Life
Video Essay, examining ritual in Wiseman's Titicut Follies and Rouch and Morin's Chronicle of a Summer.

Anemochory 
Experimental short film using found 16mm film and physical manipulation. 

SPORA (Sowing Seed): Stella Aslani
​The refugee crisis in Europe hit the island of Lesvos especially hard. But Greeks are resilient and compassionate people.
Stella Aslani works for a local NGO that runs guest houses for unaccompanied minors, most of whom arrived on boats. 

Building Refuge - The Lafayette
Interactive visual and audio storytelling that focuses on the Lafayette Building in Portland, Maine.

NOTE: The platform on which "Building Refuge" was created is no longer being supported.
This is a short summary. - Chris
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Vinland Kickstart
Kickstarter video for Chef David Levi's new restaurant, Vinland, in Portland, Maine!​

Dining at Dali's
Profile of Dali Costoso, chef/owner of La Cocina Dominicana in Portland, Maine. 

Hosta Hill
Hosta Hill, in West Stockbridge, Mass. commissioned this video for a recent Kickstarter campaign to raise money to build a commercial kitchen.

Making a Modern Museum
The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History celebrated its 50th Anniversary with an exhibition about itself.

"Number 1" St. Jude Valve
Inventor and serial entrepreneur Manny Villafaña stopped by the Smithsonian National Museum of American History
and brought with him a very special object to share. 

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