Selected Work
Documentary
How Gen Z is Shaping U.S. Politics
DW, 28 min., 2024
A character-driven documentary following young Republican and Democratic candidates on the campaign trail, exploring how Gen Z is shaping—and being shaped by—America’s political divide.
Pitch • Research • Direction • Camera • Script
U.S. Politics & Society
After Afghanistan: Was the War Worth It?
DW, 3:30 min., 2021
The U.S. has left Afghanistan, but the effects of the war linger. This personal story shows how U.S. soldiers are struggling with the aftermath and their strategies to cope with their experiences.
Research • Camera • Editing • Script
International Politics
Rap Against Dictatorship in Thailand
DW, 4 min., 2018
The Thai rap group “Rap Against Dictatorship” dared to oppose the military government in Thailand. In this report they speak about why they wrote the song and the change they’re hoping to bring about.
Pitch • Camera • Editing • Script
Breaking News
Filipino Muslim Rebels Agree to Disarm
DW, 8 min., 2019
Muslim rebels in the Philippines have agreed to end their decades-long fight against the government in return for autonomy. This story and live report explore what that means on the ground.
Pitch • Camera • Editing • Script • Live Reporting
Vertical Video
U.S. Politics
How the Iran War is Dividing the GOP
ZDF, 2:30 min., 2026 (German with English Subtitles)
A news report on how the war with Iran is exposing fractures in the Republican Party and how the political and economic fallout of the conflict could affect the midterm elections.
Story Development • Expert Interview • Script • Voice-over
Masih Alinejad’s Fight Against Iran's Regime
DW, 5 min., 2022
Masih Alinejad is a prominent Iranian Women’s Rights activist. In this story, she speaks about her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and the danger she is in because of it.
Pitch • Camera • Editing • Script
International Politics
Grim Reality of the Drug War in the Philippines
DW, 4 min., 2019
In the Philippines, President Duterte has unleashed a brutal war on drugs. This report from the streets of Manila shows the families it’s tearing apart and explores the role of the ICC in the fight for justice.
Pitch • Camera • Editing • Script
Field Reporting
Earthquake and Tsunami hit Indonesia
DW, 2 min., 2018
More than 4,000 people died when a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit Palu, Indonesia. This report covers the immediate aftermath of the catastrophe.
Field Reporting • Editing • Script
Business & Technology
U.S. Politics & Culture
Protest Music in Trump’s America
ZDF/3Sat, 6 min., 2026 (German with English Subtitles)
A reported feature about the resurgence of political music in the U.S., exploring what protest music means to people today and the role it has played throughout American history.
Research • Story Development • Script
Portrait
Featured Reporting
Poor in New York—Survival and the City
DW, 12 min., 2021
New York City is home to immense riches—and incredible poverty. This reported feature follows New Yorkers living in poverty in one of America’s most expensive cities.
Pitch • Research • Camera • Editing • Script
Field Reporting
Rohingya Refugees Arrive in Bangladesh
DW, 3:30 min., 2017
The persecution of the Rohingya in Myanmar is one of the major humanitarian catastrophes of the 21st century. This field report follows Rohingya refugees as they arrive in Bangladesh.
Logistics • Field Reporting • Camera • Editing • Script
International Politics
A Family Searches for Their Missing Son
DW, 3:30 min., 2018
After the Earthquake and Tsunami in Palu, 8-year-old Raden was missing. This field report accompanies his parents on the desperate search for their son.
Field Reporting • Editing • Script
Housing Crisis in NYC
Independent Project, 2026
What a near building collapse in NYC has to do with the city’s housing crisis.
Script • Camera • Editing
FIFA World Cup Costs
Independent Project, 2026 (German with English Subtitles)
Why going to the FIFA World Cup is so expensive for fans — and who profits from it. (German)
Script • Camera • Editing
The Future of Supersonic Travel
DW, 4 min., 2021
More than two decades after the Concorde, new innovations could make supersonic passenger travel viable again. A look into the technology and economics of the future of travel.
Pitch • Research • Camera • Editing • Script
