Directed, produced and edited a series of videos demostrating Close Reading of primary sources, with ASL versions, for the NYC Civil Rights History Project.

Our team at DFI Media collaborated with LEAP on a series of videos including LEAP: Our Story (short) and LEAP: a Deeper Look.

On location, documentary interviews with faculty and students at Teachers College, gathering perspectives about the use of Large Language Models in education.

“Columbia University’s Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) is a certificate series aimed at developing the mindset, skillset, and toolset of individual contributors and managers growing into a leadership role.”

A 20-part interview series for BERC addressing the questions: “Why Black Studies? Why New York? Why now?”

Co-created and co-hosted the “How’s School?” Podcast with Joe Riina-Ferrie.

Recorded the episode, “Secretary Tom Vilsack Reimagines Food Policy” for Food with Mark Bittman in Macy Studios.

Scholarly Media microsite for Teachers College, Columbia University.

An introductory video for BERC about creating the first interdisciplinary, K-12 Black Studies Curriculum for New York City public schools, the largest district in the nation.

Video course content collaboration with Professor Jacqueline Simmons exploring key principles of curriculum design.

A live workshop and asynchronous resources created for Teachers College faculty, staff and students.

Production support for CURRENTS, an original podcast from The Edmund W. Gordon Institute for Urban and Minority Education.

Documentary interviews with faculty about their experiences teaching during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

Five Teachers College faculty reflect on one thing from all that we’ve learned and experienced since March 2020 that they want to make sure we don’t forget.

Documentary interviews with Teachers College faculty, filmed in Macy Studios.

Macy Studios, a World War II-era broadcasting center inside Teachers College with a large studio, a mid-sized one, and a control room, received much-needed updates, becoming a key part of the media infrastructure at the school.

The first Media Producer for the newly-created Digital Futures Institute at Teachers College, Columbia University.

A pandemic memoir in diary form. Available here or on Amazon, Instructions to a Self delivers reflections in small bites, ranging from personal to poetic.

B Documented: BRIGHT LIGHTS wins Best Documentary on Brooklyn’s Free Speech television channel.

Morning, Sunshine: Begin your day with something more gentle than the news. (69 episodes)

Online journal for artists and makers.

Housewares, decor, stationery, and apparel. Original designs on Society6, including three inspirational collections.

GATHER (Finalist, Cape Cod International Film Festival) released in a livestream debut–allowing an international audience to interact with members of the cast and crew.

Let Yourself Be official music video: directed by Jen Lee, featuring Natasha Reilly-Moynihan, filmed by Amy Grumbling. Music produced and recorded by Liam Davis with help from Geoff Michael. Song written and performed by Anne Heaton.

The Shape Changer, a short film featuring Potter Aguero, debuts at the Art Slope Film Festival.

Ride in the Rain official music video for Natalia Zukerman by EASEL. Written and performed by Natalia Zukerman. Also featuring Mona Tavakoli and Craig Akin. Filmed on location in Woodstock, NY. Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Mark Dunn at Mark Dunn Recording Studio.

Appeared as a panelist with Tim Manley at the DOC NYC Festival: Podcasting 101 Boot Camp

The Women Who Rode Away: Filmed on location in Woodstock, NY. Featuring Natalia Zukerman and her team as they record the album.

Featuring Potter Aguero. Official Selection at the 2019 Art Slope Film Festival.

Our team worked with Simon & Schuster author Laura Sims to create engaging promotional materials for the launch of her book, LOOKER. Featured in The New Yorker, PEOPLE Magazine, and Vogue.

EASEL, a new division of JLP, features the stories of creative individuals and organizations in powerful, cinematic shorts.

Official Selection: Bright Lights Documentary

Just Between You & Me: In these candid conversations, co-writers and friends, Jen Lee and Tim Manley, share weekly thoughts about art-making and the creative life. 80 episodes.

World Premiere: Bright Lights Documentary

Filmed in New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Indianapolis, Wisconsin, and Chicago.

Guest storyteller in Adam Wade’s autobiographical live show.

The final cut of BRIGHT LIGHTS documentary. As live storytelling grows into a cultural phenomenon, six performers share their journey into its spotlight.

Movies for Makers is a web show for artists and makers who want to take the first step in learning how to make videos by themselves for their creative businesses. Created in partnership with Zach Wolfson and Infusion5.

Finding Your Voice course is adapted and developed for Brave Girl University online portal.

Joined dozens of instructors around the country to bring virtual classes and workshops to writers and creatives.

A year of art and friendship captured by filmmaker Jen Lee and The Feels web series co-creator Tim Manley. Chronicling a year with big debuts and all that followed, The 10 Letters Project is available via your local independent bookstore or on Amazon.

Inspired by the book, writers at SEVEN Magazine begin the 10 Letters Project.

A day with Michigan makers included a screening of INDIE KINDRED, followed by a Q&A with featured singer/songwriter Anne Heaton, and an introduction to The 10 Letters Project.

Creating & Connecting: a 10 Letters Project LIVE event in Indianapolis, IN.

A live screening of INDIE KINDRED, followed by a Q&A at Chicago’s Collage Cafe.

A live 10 Letters Project event, along with the writers from SEVEN Magazine.

Film screening and Q&A

Celebrating the release of The 10 Letters Project.

Guest on Creative Living with Jamie, alongside Tim Manley.

INDIE KINDRED Documentary was available for a limited time on DVD.

Featured storyteller on The Moth Podcast.

The 10 Letters Project: A Live Event at Serendipity Art Retreat in the Outer Banks, NC.

A live event at Artfully Yours in VA and a feature in the local paper.

Winner of The Moth StorySLAM at The Bell House, 9/5/14

Appeared in Amy Grumbling’s The Birth and Death of The BTK Band, Winner of Best Documentary Short at The Coney Island Film Festival.

Contributor for Mabel Magazine.

Featured storyteller on The Moth Radio Hour, 04/15/2014

INDIE KINDRED Documentary featured in a cover article of Somerset Studio Magazine (March 2014).

Twenty-one screenings of INDIE KINDRED followed by live Q&As in the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Venues include LongPlay Cinema (Melbourne, Australia), The Eliot Center (Portland, OR), Columbia City Theater (Seattle, WA), and The Arcada Theater (St. Charles, IL).

Instructor for Alchemy of Everyday Stories Workshop with Mindy Tsonas Choi.

Instructor: Story Excavation workshop, Be Present Retreats

Contributor for Kindred Magazine

Performed One-Minute Stories at 2013 The Moth Ball, hosted by Garrison Keillor in New York City.

Instructor for the Safe Conditions for Daring Decisions Workshop with Micaela Blei in Brooklyn, NY.

Winner of The Moth GrandSLAM championship, The Music Hall of Williamsburg

Workshops on writing, storytelling, and more.

Season One of Retrospective: an in-depth interview series with artists, authors, and visionaries.

Invited to perform in The Moth Mainstage, Saranac Lake, NY.

Production and release of a multimedia collection from artist and author Liz Lamoreux, including the Five Days in April poetry collection.

Instructor: Steady Burn Workshop at Teahouse Studios, CA

Production and release of Ritual & Rhythm: A Guide to Creative Self Care by Caren McLellan Gazley (JLP).

Release of The Care and Keeping of Creative Souls (JLP), based on the popular workshop.

Release of Telling Your Story Course with Ophira Eisenberg & Peter Aguero, including three audio CDs and a hardcover workbook. Recorded at Argot Studios in New York.

Contributor for Women Writing on Family: Tips on Writing, Teaching and Publishing. “ Award winning women writers from all walks of life share their experiences in planning, composing, editing, publishing, teaching, and promoting work in a variety of writing genres.”

Instructor for Squam Art Workshops at Squam Lake in New Hampshire.

Invited to perform in The Story Collider’s One Year Anniversary Show in Brooklyn, NY.

Competed, along with nine other Story Slam Winners, in The Moth GrandSLAM at The Highline Ballroom in New York.

Production and release of the Finding Your Voice home study course, including audio CD and hardcover workbook. Recorded at Argot Studios in New York.

A guest storyteller in The Liar Show with Andy Christie.

Featured storyteller on The Moth Radio Hour.

Instructor: Care and Keeping of Creative Souls Workshop, Squam by the Sea. (Outer Banks, NC)

Invited to perform in The Moth Mainstage hosted by Mike Birbiglia, at The Players Club in New York City.

Instructor: Integrate Retreat in the Rockies (Colorado)

Instructor: Finding Your Voice and Telling Your Story, Squam Art Workshops in New Hampshire.

Instructor for the Integrate Retreat in Brooklyn, NY.

Instructor: Companions for the Journey Retreat in Brooklyn, NY.

Performed in TOLD, Hosted by Seth Lind in New York.

Contributor for Poetry for the Masses.

Writing, Journaling, and Storytelling Workshop with Momasphere.

Release of Take Me With You: A Journal for the Journey (JLP).

Instructor: Truth and Consequences, Squam Art Workshops in New Hampshire.

Interviewed on Brene Brown’s original blog, Ordinary Courage.

Release of Fortunes, a gift book of poetry and photography.

Release of Solstice: Stories of Light in the Dark audio stories on CD.

Interviewed for BlogHer.com.

A fill-in journal for the hesitant, avoidant, and nervous writer. Featuring inspirational writing and photography.