My filmography

If I may be honest: there have been times in my career where I’ve felt like an imposter; like I haven’t accomplished much, and that my talents are quite limited. In fact up until a few years ago, I would cringe at the thought of telling others I’m a filmmaker when asked what I did – how could I call myself one when I hadn’t obtained any success or industry recognition (as defined by my strict guidelines)?

Good news is, I’ve been working on overcoming self-deprecation, so here goes… In an attempt to fit into the self-aggrandizing world of the internet: I do know that all the films I’ve produced over the years are technically of high caliber, possess common themes and a common style, and were all created as a result of tremendously testing and difficult circumstances. So whether or not I’m another Martin Scorsese is beyond the point; fact is that I’ve had to overcome financial and logistical obstacles to create works I feel echo my distinct voice; and producing films on a consistent basis requires an impossible amount of fortitude and determination.

You’ll see that I have a unique style  when you view them (check out the viewing room), as well as recurring themes such as social inequality, class struggle, a disdain for organized systems (whether it be religious or political or social) and a belief that our future might be bleak. Yet, despite the grim underpinnings in my work, you can find hope as well: hope in culture and arts, hope in individualism, hope in the power of reason and effort, and a strong conviction in the power of individual responsibility.

I’m no spring chicken, but I do have a desire to create, a curiosity that drives me to research and learn, and the passion to express my thoughts. Here are some of those thoughts.