Audiovisual

From 2014 to 2016, I supported the development and production of a ‘glocal’ (global-local) podcast, Planet Mundus. My roles varied depending on the needs of the team, and included research, interviewing subject matter experts, audio engineering, studio recording, post-production and promotion.

I started working with videos in 2016, following the protests to the first election of Donald Trump. I published a report on the student-led protests in Atlanta through Pear Video (Digger News).

I continued honing my production skills as a Communications Coordinator with Partners in Development Foundation, supporting the development of storyboards and set design, assisting the staff videographer with filming and organization, and leading interviews and multimedia content development. My work was published in local outlets, including KITV-4 and Hawaii News Now.

Between 2020 to 2025 I was the primary videographer for the Washington, DC office of the United Nations Migration Agency (IOM). My content focused on diaspora humanitarianism, climate action, and the impacts of safe shelter on women and girls.