MILLIE AND THE DISCO QUEEN (2025, 5:32)
Competition films, each one less than 8 minutes. (11 films)
BLUR (2024, 31:55)
Each documentary presents an overview of its subject, and includes personal anecdotes. (Eight documentaries)
A JOURNEY THROUGH THE 15th CENTURY (2025, 30:49)
Showcasing art and artists. (Nine films)
LAST DAY IN PALERMO: BREAKFAST (2026, 5:37)
A collection of quirky films—which will one day have their own category. (Six films)
BULLFIGHT (2021, 29:20)
These stories follow Sabrina on her adventures as she explores her penchant for self-analysis. (Four films)
A JOURNEY THROUGH THE 15th CENTURY (2025, 30:49)
A collection of films with a faith-based context. (12 films)
TODD (2023, 25:33)
Films that explore themes of change, coming into one's own, and tradition. (Ten films)
CAPE VERDE: TRANSFORMATION (2024, 2:03)
Reflections on inspiration from the Fleurs de Ville Boston flower show. (Four films)
THE CLEANSING OF THE TEMPLE (2023, 8:16)
Meditations on St. Peter's journey in the faith. (Four episodes)
CHAPTER THREE: JOURNEY TO MONTPELLIER (2024, 4:48)
Madame de la Tour du Pin recalls her life, both before and during the French Revolution. (Three films)
SHOWDOWN (2021, 29:44)
In this series, Zoey tries to balance work, relationships, and friends without losing her cool. (Six episodes)

I wanted to make watchable movies in the simplest way possible, without being too clumsy about it. I gathered an iPad, a mic, and a green screen—plus editing software I will never come close to understanding. It's mostly just me in the films.
I live in Boston and have been making DIY films for almost six years, something that would never have happened without a sense of humor. I'm often asked why I make these films. Why not?