In August, 2025, I enrolled in a video production class at the local community college… and immediately fell in love with filmmaking.
Documentary films, above all else, tickle every creative itch I have: visual, storytelling, sound, music, directing, editing, and production.
While I have come to filmmaking later in life, I have a clear purpose: to create films that foster empathy, illuminate overlooked experiences, and inspire meaningful change.
“The hardest part of life after craniopharyngioma is just trying to survive day-to-day in a body that doesn’t work.”
“What I most want people to understand about caregiving… is the grief.”
Sung to the famous tune from Mary Poppins, the song takes a humorous look at life after craniopharyngioma.
This short video is an interview of Fiona Wong, a special needs mom to her autistic and non-speaking son, Linus.
“What Saul most wants people to know about him is his intelligence.”
Why is this woman so anxious to pass this note to the man?