Last Days at the Depot
Client: Morgan Currie, filmmaker
Role: Editor
The Umatilla Chemical Weapons Depot is inextricably linked with the townspeople of Hermiston, OR. This half hour documentary reveals the business of burning chemical weapons through the eyes of those living downwind. >view clip
Documentary Editing
In addition to editing my own stories, I have had the privilege of editing other filmmaker’s documentaries.
Dark Water Rising
Client: Mike Shiley, filmmaker
Role: Editor
“Dark Water Rising” is a feature documentary film which follows the heroic efforts of volunteers dedicated to rescuing animals left behind in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The film has been selected to become a part of the permanent archives of the Smithsonian Institute. >view clip
Client: Mike Shiley, filmmaker
Role: Editor
“Dark Water Rising” is a feature documentary film which follows the heroic efforts of volunteers dedicated to rescuing animals left behind in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The film has been selected to become a part of the permanent archives of the Smithsonian Institute. >view clip
Inside Iraq
Cient: Mike Shiley, filmmaker
Role: Editor
In 2003, filmmaker Mike Shiley traveled to Iraq to see the reality of the war for himself. The feature film documents his two month journey and now serves as a time capsule capturing the shifting relationship between Iraqis and American soldiers before the insurgency gained strength. >view clip
Cient: Mike Shiley, filmmaker
Role: Editor
In 2003, filmmaker Mike Shiley traveled to Iraq to see the reality of the war for himself. The feature film documents his two month journey and now serves as a time capsule capturing the shifting relationship between Iraqis and American soldiers before the insurgency gained strength. >view clip
Switch: A Community in Transition
Client: Brooks Nelson, filmmaker
Role: Editor
This hour-long documentary provides a venue for main-stream audiences to experience how one particular community responds to a member’s trans-gender shift. >view clip
Client: Brooks Nelson, filmmaker
Role: Editor
This hour-long documentary provides a venue for main-stream audiences to experience how one particular community responds to a member’s trans-gender shift. >view clip
