FILMOGRAPHY

GOODNIGHT, AUGUST (2021)

Awards and Future Development

August, a former preacher with a dark past, is stuck in a lucid dream where he faces his worst nightmare-his own shadow

  • Gold Remi Award — WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival

  • Best Cinematography — Sky Arts Film Festival

  • Best Local Film — Nooga Underground Film Fest

  • Official Selection — Nashville Film Festival

  • Official Selection — Franklin Film Festival

  • Best Female Director Nominee — Toronto International Women Film Festival

What began as a short film has always been part of a much larger vision. Goodnight, August is currently being developed as a limited series, allowing the story's characters, mysteries, and symbolic world to unfold as they were originally imagined. The series will continue to explore the subconscious, spiritual warfare, and the hope of redemption through a richly surreal Southern Gothic landscape.

PEOPLE, PEOPLE, PEOPLE! (2024)

AWARDS AND

INSPIRATION

  • Best Overall Short – Southern Oasis Film Festival

  • Best Horror Film – Toronto International Women Film Festival

  • Best Editing – Nashville Horror Film Festival

  • Best Suspense Thriller – Texas Short Film Festival

  • Best Art House Experimental Film – Stranger Days Independent Film Festival

  • Honorable Mention – Film Fest Knox

  • Best Concept (Nominee) – Atlanta Micro Short Film Festival

  • Finalist – Best Micro Horror Film – Atlanta After Dark Film Festival

People, People, People was born out of my own fear of large crowds and the overwhelming feeling of losing yourself within them. Rather than portraying that fear literally, I explored it through a surreal folk-horror story about three women confronted by an ever-growing, mysterious group that seems to appear from nowhere. The film became a way for me to translate an internal anxiety into something visual and atmospheric, using unsettling imagery, sound, and symbolism to express emotions that are often difficult to put into words. More than anything, it was an exploration of how fear can quietly grow until it feels impossible to escape.

COUNTERPOLE (2019)