Video Projects

A visually rhythmic music video blending performance, color, and movement to capture the playful yet grounded energy of Egg Yolk Band’s sound. I worked closely with a team of six to plan, shoot, and edit under a tight schedule — handling lighting design, shot composition, and pacing in post-production.

"How to Spend a Day in Madison" is a collaborative short video project that showcases some of the most vibrant spots and everyday experiences in Madison, Wisconsin. I initiated the concept for the piece and guided my team through the creative direction, ensuring a consistent visual tone and storytelling style.

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As part of the production process, I filmed multiple scenes across campus and the city, focusing on dynamic movement, clean framing, and natural lighting to highlight Madison’s atmosphere. I also took the lead in post-production, editing the final cut to weave together different locations and perspectives into a smooth, engaging narrative. My work included selecting music, color-correcting footage, and structuring the pacing to create a warm and inviting guide.

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This project demonstrates my strengths in idea development, cinematography, team collaboration, and video editing, as well as my ability to translate everyday environments into visually appealing stories.

I worked as the Director of Photography on a collaborative six-person production featuring a dramatic “Dinner Table” scene. I fully pre-visualized the sequence using the Shot Designer app, mapping out character blocking, shot composition, and camera angles to establish a consistent visual style.

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On set, I operated the Blackmagic 6K camera, selecting lenses and exposure settings while coordinating with the director and gaffer to create a warm, cinematic lighting setup. My goal was to capture the emotional tension between characters while maintaining smooth visual continuity.

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This project highlights my skills in cinematography, shot planning, lighting design, and on-set collaboration, and reflects my growth last year as both a visual planner and a technical DP.