Jade Eyed leopard

CREDIT: EDITOR / SOUND EDITOR

Her name is “Toto,” Swahili for small, with the most striking, bright, aquamarine eyes.

She was born under a safari camp tent in the Maasai Mara in Kenya. JADE EYED LEOPARD, narrated by Emmy-nominated and Oscar-winning actor Jeremy Irons (“Watchmen”), reveals the first three years of Toto’s life as she learns the fundamental skills of survival and makes her passage to adulthood. World-renowned filmmakers, National Geographic Explorers-at-Large, and big cat conservationists Dereck and Beverly Joubert uncover Toto’s tale with stunning perspective — shot in pristine 4K and seldom-before-seen thermal night vision views.

Okavango River of Dreams

CREDIT: EDITOR / SERIES EDITOR

Chapter 1 Paradise. Chapter 2 Limbo. Chapter 3 Inferno. Chapter 4 Divine Journey.

From the wild dogs hunting along its watery edges and the lechwe splashing in its shallows to the hippos landscaping its channels and the lions that have adapted to a life aquatic – all of the stories in this series have one thing in common: they’re shaped by the life-giving ebb and flow of one of Africa’s greatest rivers.

Isolation To Creation

CREDIT: EDITOR / SCREENWRITER

Amidst the pandemic, Works & Process at the Guggenheim found a way to pioneer creative bubbles so artists could work safely. Go behind the scenes in this documentary film and experience the hope, joy, and challenges experienced by dance and music artists returning to the studio after a year in isolation.

Dance Sizzles, Trailers and Promos

CREDIT: EDITOR

Videos that showcase the work of notable performing artists and organizations, cut to showcase movement. These videos were created as part of Dancing Camera in NYC.

Sample Trailer - Caleb Teicher & CO, “Swing Out” at The Joyce Theater, NYC

James Coffee Co. Reusable Glass Initiative

CREDIT: DP/PRODUCER/EDITOR

James Coffee’s owner, David Kennedy, was becoming increasingly frustrated with the amount of waste that the coffee industry produces. Living in a coastal city, he saw the consequences of that waste every day. While on tour with his band Angels and Airwaves, they stopped at a smaller coffee shop that had implemented a reusable glass program. Customers would pay a small one-time deposit to cover the glass, then they would return it next time they came in and either be swapped out for a new one, or they could refund their deposit. David was immediately on board with the idea and set out to integrate the program into his own brand.

Jaws of the Caribbean Sizzle/Promo

CREDIT: EDITOR

Although tourists come to the Caribbean islands for the beautiful sandy beaches and crystal blue waters, there is a problem that lies beneath the surface - a shark problem. But not the kind of problem you’d expect. Shark species are actually disappearing from the reefs in the Caribbean. Although this might seem like a huge plus for tourists, the rest of the ecosystem suffers. Fear of sharks has caused damage to the numbers to greatly that some species are close to being ecologically immeasurable. But with a little care and concern, we can work to bring them back. Promo made for the Jackson Wild Editing Masterclass.