Work

A few things I’ve worked on

I’ve got a pretty eclectic background so I’ll break it down this way.

Email Marketing / Copywriting Work

Trimleaf – Copywriting / Design
City Grounds – Copywriting
Cheeky Chickadee – Copywriting
P2Life – Copywriting / Design
Gooseberry – Copywriting / Design
Mr. Pool Man – Copywriting
Moana Bikini – Copywriting

I worked for an email marketing company, Andzen, for about a year. These are some of the email campaigns I copywrote for. I also did the design for a few of them.

Production Work

Here’s a link to my IMDB page, which has most of my professional credits.

Some other stuff (if you’re into dog videos, I’ve got ’em). I was part of a three-person producer team in these (and acted as the jerk in the letterman jacket in the Are You Afraid of the Dark parody). From pre-production to upload I had a hand in the entire process: writing, pre-producing, lighting, set design, and editing.

Are You Afraid of the Dark Parody, with pugs — I wrote, produced, and acted terribly in this.

Miley Cyrus parody — I co-wrote the lyrics, produced, was a camera operator, and dog wrangler.

Not the best version, I had to rip this from someone else because TPC took the original down. For this video: I Produced, wrote the lyrics, secured the locations, and prop car. I also play the taxi driver.

More dog-related content. This is for The Dog Games on Discovery+. Where I was a Producer (in both field and post) for these specials. For Dog Games’ pre-production, I worked with the cast on their “freestyle routines” and pre-interviewed them. On set, I worked as a challenge producer, interviewed the contestants, and directed our host and judges for the marketing deliverables. In post-production, I strung out the episodes and worked with editors in putting the show together in post.

But I don’t just do dog videos:

For VICE Munchies, where I was a Segment Producer. For Sushi Chef, I was tasked with finding sushi chefs in the Los Angeles area, pre-interviewing them, scouting the location, and pitching the chef and their restaurant to VICE. Once they picked one of my prospective pitches, I got to work planning the shoot, and filming Chef Kiyokawa’s omakase sushi offering.

Sadly, I didn’t get to eat any of this sushi on set.

There’s way more where that came from. As mentioned in my “reel” above, I worked on Bringing Up Bhabie for Snapchat, where I was Story Producer for multiple episodes. As Story (or, Post) Producer, I strung the episodes together, wrote soundbites and interview questions, and addressed the network’s notes.

It may not seem like it from the video clips I have on this page but a majority of my reality television work was for House Buying / Flipping shows on HGTV and docu-follow shows for WEtv, OWN, and TLC. I also worked on a music competition show on BET (The Next Big Thing) and a talk show on FYI (Kocktails with Khloé).

I am currently working as a Supervising Producer for Zombie House Flipping on A+E where I oversee a team of five post producers and six editors for the Orlando, Tampa, and Dallas series. The current run on this show is about 40 episodes between the three series.

Aside from reality television, I produced YouTube videos at BuzzFeed—hands down my favorite video I made for them was Fart Facts.

American Pulps

In my free time, I’ve been writing Pulp Fiction stories and scripts for action and thriller movies with my friend for our “online pulp mag,” American Pulps. Along with the writing, I’ve been in charge of the social media for American Pulps, our strongest performer being our Instagram page.

Here’s the book trailer to our first novel, Under the Knife: