The White House
Produced, filmed and edited original videos for @whitehouse and @POTUS social media channels
Short-form videos
Bringing the presidency to the people
It took over a dozen people to run the President’s social media accounts in the Office of Digital Strategy at The White House. We created original graphics, photos, and video to highlight the administration’s policies and accomplishments. Our visual and content standards were incredibly high, as our channel was one of the most-watched and most-scrutinized in the world. We had to uphold the dignity of the office — but also keep it relevant and engaging.
Steven Spielberg interview
Producer and editor
NBA Champion Boston Celtics visit the White House
Co-videographer and Editor
Dawn Staley interview
Producer and editor
President Biden’s historic trip to the Amazon
Editor
Long-form editing
Using documentary-style edits to piece together a narrative
President Biden’s legacy: Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic
Producer, editor and co-videographer
The video team produced over a half dozen videos to highlight the administration’s major accomplishments and policy wins, and they were published in the last week of the administration. I interviewed Dr. Anthony Fauci and dove through hours of never-before-seen archival footage to edit together the narrative of how the Biden-Harris administration brought the country through the pandemic.
President Biden awards the Medal of Freedom
Producer, editor and co-videographer
When notable people come to the White House, we often get to interview them and add their voices to the final story about the event. President Biden awarded the Medal of Freedom to 19 people in 2024. It was a group effort to film the day, interview some of the honorees like Hillary Clinton, Michael J. Fox, Anna Wintour and Magic Johnson and film slow motion portraits. In the edit, I was able to capture the emotion and feeling of being in a room with iconic figures.
August footage from The White House
Producer and editor
Every month, I edited a montage of all the major events and behind-the-scenes footage at The White House. It was a massive undertaking to comb through hours of daily footage and find a way to transition from one sequence to the next. The beginning of this video is the day that Americans wrongfully detained in Russia were freed, and it follow the families of as they waited to greet their loved ones returning at Joint Base Andrews.
Additional footage by: Melanie Duran, Joy Ngugi, Hussien Salama, Joanna Shan, Stephanie Shen, Jenna Sumar and Aaron Wilson Watson.