LAUNDRY DAY

A "Pseudo City Symphony" of Detroit -- snapshots of an evening walk with friends as the sun sets.

Weekend Project 2

A "microfilm" of a night-time dog walk around the local library.

A frog tries to live a normal human life, working in a dead-end job as his marriage starts crumbling.

A frustrated portrait artist attempts a 90 second study of a sleepy model.

A woman tries desperately to get warm.

Witness the rise of America's favorite (fake) war hero and (subpar) movie actor as he lies, cheats, and bumbles his way to the presidency in the latest episode of Uncle Sam's Puppet Theater.

An insecure loan shark must prove himself to his crime family.

A "microfilm" about antiquing and swimming in northern Michigan.

A prideful young man meets his reckoning in the form of two hungry strangers.

A two-part process film, focusing on the women who run a local frame shop and the film crew who decided to shoot their work.

An experimental self-reflection of a filmmaker graduating film school, featuring Raggedy Ann

An open letter to a friend who passed away while I was at college. Composed of archival footage from the works of Len Lye, Jean Epstein, Nevil Maskelyne, Chuck Jones, and many others.

A "Pseudo City Symphony" of Detroit -- the camera glides through downtown, contemplates the Eastern Market, and gazes across the riverwalk.

A true crime obsessed young couple have their world turned upside down after they purchase a wardrobe from a mysterious stranger.