Documentary and Narrative Films
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An emasculated 20-something enlists the help of his best friend, hoping to prove his worth to his girlfriend by staging and then thwarting a home robbery. When a real robber shows up, the young man must confront the foe.
DON'T BRING A GUN was shot on 16 mm film at FAMU in Prague, Czech Republic.
Welcome(d) is a short advocacy film produced for ECAR at Wake Forest. The film charts the story of two refugees who emigrated from war-torn countries, the difficulties they experienced upon arriving in America, and how ECAR (Every Campus a Refuge) at Wake Forest was able to connect them with a support system and the resources to build a better life in Winston-Salem.
The film premiered in October of 2023 at the ECAR Gathering hosted by Wake Forest in Winston Salem.
The English language doesn’t have a direct translation for “Sazón,” and that’s befitting. If payoff is in the bite, Sazón is in the ten-thousand hours. It's learning the craft and the ingredients, the procedures and the ways. It’s ephemeral and intangible, and at the same time, distinct and known. Sazón, as Anthony finds out, can't be replicated in one day.
ALUMNI CHOICE AWARD at Trinity Film Festival
In April 2023, Beto & Ismelda came across the street to Wake Forest University for a celebration of food, culture, film and music.
Michael Banner's quest to feed his family became a fight to sustain the communities of East Winston-Salem, N.C. It's a story of self-reliance and citizen action. Of confinements and epiphanies. It's a story about food, but really, a story about everything but food.
OFFICIAL SELECTION in the RIVERRUN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
