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Planet of the Misanthropes
Humans are so freaking…evolved! How I marvel at our achievements. We put a man on the moon. We created the internet. We figured out how to disintegrate hundreds of thousands of people with a single...
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The Percent That Wasn’t There
Occupy Atlanta – Woodruff Park, October 7th, 2011 Since awakening from my white middle-class privileged sleepwalk several years ago, I have proactively rejected our racist, homophobic, oppressive,...
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A Day in the Life of My Porch
Day after day, from rise to set, the sun and moon beam down on my porch like coworkers on their daily shifts. With each passing the building remains, stoic and resolute. Amid the peeling paint and...
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The Eastside Trail
A short video of the Eastside Trail, a portion of the Atlanta Beltline that is currently under construction a couple blocks from my home. The Beltline is a 22-mile loop of abandoned railway that...
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A Fantastically Nauseous Escape
While visiting my family in Florida for Easter weekend, we took a trip to the Lake County Fair, and I somehow felt compelled to make a video of it. The day was filled with artery clogging food,...
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Bartleby, the Pigeon
Earlier this spring, I noticed a pigeon occupying an old bird’s nest on my porch left over from a smaller bird last year. It looked pretty cramped trying to sit in that little nest and I wasn’t too...
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The Craftsman
My Dad has been a carpenter for over 35 years. I remember as little kids, my brothers and I would watch him work in his wood shop, asking curious questions here and there, and he was always willing to...
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Costa Rica with Jade
In August of this year, my cousins and brothers and I took a trip to Costa Rica to honor the birthday of my late cousin, Jade, who passed away in November of last year. I made this video shortly after...
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Musings of a Recovering Grad Student
This was the first week back to full-time work after two years of grad school. Long lost professionalism is still sinking in with me, or maybe it’s oozing in…seeping. It has a different texture and...
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Dreams of Tomorrow and Living Today
What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? Or fester like a sore— And then run? Does it stink like rotten meat? Or crust and sugar over— like a syrupy sweet? Maybe it...
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