The Other Me
Writer, Director, Producer & VFX · 2024
Shot in Los Angeles with a crew of 70+. A genre mash-up blending elements of drama, horror, and dark comedy — described as a mix of Get Out, Moonlight, and Hereditary. Featuring cast from Netflix, Nickelodeon, ABC, and Grey’s Anatomy. Scored by Henrik Åström (Star Trek: Picard, Secrets of the Viking Stone).
Awards
Best Student Film & Best Director
Dublin Movie Awards
4 Nominations (Canadian Academy Qualifier, IMDb & Telefilm Canada Qualifying)
Toronto TINFF
Best Student Film Short — USA
International Competition
Best Student Film — Short
International Competition
Best Short Drama
International Competition
Best Short Film
International Competition
Official Selections
“This is not what I had in mind” — Unreleased Excerpt
Nightmare Scene
Production still
On set
Scene
Animated sequence
Scene
Animated sequence
Scene
Scene
Scene
Still 1
Still 2
Still 3
Still 4
Still 5
Still 6
Still 7
Still 8
Still 9
Still 10
Still 11
Still 12
Still 13
Still 14
Still 15
Still 16
Still 17
Still 18
Still 19
Still 20
Still 21
Still 22
Still 23
Still 24
Still 25
Still 26
Still 27
Still 28
Still 29
Still 30
Still 31
Still 32
Still 33
Still 34
Still 35
Still 36
Still 37
Still 38
Still 39
Still 40
Still 41
Still 42
Still 43
Still 44
Still 45
Still 46
Still 47
Still 48
Still 49
Don’t Tell Father
Writer, Director, Producer & VFX · 2019
A short film about a 12-year-old child with autism navigating family and identity. Screened at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood, California.
Awards
Grand Jury Award — Best Student Film
Awareness Film Festival
Special Jury Award — Emerging Filmmaker
Awareness Film Festival
Winner
Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards (LAIFFA)
Winner
Los Angeles Film Awards (LAFA)
Winner
Top Shorts
Winner
Festigious International Film Festival
“Best of Fest”
Indie Short Fest
Laurel Award
Independent Short Awards
Official Selections
LA Premiere Highlights
“Home” — Scene from the Film
“The kid is defiant” — Scene from the Film
Endurance
Writer, Director & Producer · 2017
An early short film exploring themes of perseverance.
Awards
Best Student Film
American Movie Awards 2017
American Movie Awards Winner
Jackson
Ms. Johnson — Social Worker
Jackson
Wayne
Jackson & Wayne
The Tenant
Location
Film Poster
Award
Award
Award
Newspaper Announcement
“The film demonstrates with emotional rawness the importance of family, and how important it is to fight to keep that cl…
“The film demonstrates with emotional rawness the importance of family, and how important it is to fight to keep that close. The performances and scripting bring raw emotion to the surface and deliver a drama that is hard to ignore. The relationship between the two brothers is obvious, as is the emotion that bubbles just below the surface, occasionally bursting through.”
“The film is well edited and constructed. We begin with an older version of the protagonist narrating but at no point does this become distracting. It is used sparingly and well edited so as not to detract from the story and what is happening on screen.”
— Largo Film Awards