Production Assistant: An American Bombing: The Road to April 19th

As a production assistant at Blowback Productions, I contributed to the post-production of An American Bombing: The Road to April 19th, a feature documentary released by HBO. My responsibilities included organizing archival footage, reviewing transcripts, and coordinating with editors and producers to help shape a complex narrative about the events leading to the Oklahoma City bombing. This experience gave me a deeper understanding of documentary storytelling and the collaborative process behind high-impact investigative films.

In this short documentary, I followed the story of Zack Cousins, a Boston College senior running for New York State Assembly. I shot, produced, and edited the piece as part of a semester-long project, aiming to capture both the personal and political sides of a young candidate balancing college life with a grassroots campaign. This project deepened my interest in character-driven political storytelling and taught me how to build narrative through interviews, pacing, and visuals.

As part of my journalism coursework at Boston University, I wrote, filmed, and produced two original news packages covering real-world stories from start to finish. These projects challenged me to think critically as both a reporter and a storyteller—crafting pitches, conducting interviews, capturing footage, and editing each piece independently. They reflect my interest in character-driven reporting and my growing skills in multimedia production.

Scriptwriter & Visuals Assistant: Good Morning BU

At Good Morning BU, Boston University’s only student-run live morning news show, I wrote scripts for a range of news stories. I collaborated with the team to develop engaging visual elements. I contributed video content and helped shape the storytelling arc for on-air segments, gaining hands-on experience in live news production, newsroom collaboration, and writing for broadcast.