writer | director | producer
writer | director | producer
2026 | Producer; Exec. Produced through Truss Films
Two brothers attempt to rob their distant father of their overdue child support money. “My Brother & Me” was nominated for Outstanding Short Form (Live Action) at the 2025 NAACP Image Awards.
(This short film is a proof-of-concept for a feature film.)
2026 | Co-Producer; Executive Producer
“whole·some” is a conceptual hybrid narrative and documentary film that tells the story of Love. Black Love. While working on a documentary, Cory discovers new truths about his girlfriend and partner, Nyla.
A Film By Us All.
2025 | Producer
A desert teen struggles with the aftermath of a tragic night.
The Middle is a gripping drama short film exploring adolescence, survival, and the unspoken struggles of small-town life. Told through the eyes of Joanna Baca, the story captures the tension between duty, guilt, and the desire for freedom.
This short also serves as a teaser for the upcoming feature-length film, diving deeper into Joanna’s adolescent life as she spirals into the wrong crowd.
2023 | Associate Producer
2023 | Associate Producer
2023 | Co-Producer
Feeling homesick after moving to Los Angeles, a young woman begrudgingly visits her great aunt where she discovers friendship, communal history, and her new city through a fresh lens.
Shandrea Evans is a Fellow and Audience Award Winner of the Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award 2023.
2022 | Co-Producer
All is fine and dandy on Jo and Rashaad’s first day living together until a condom breaks.
Halima Lucas is a Fellow of the Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award 2022.
2020 | Executive Producer
Recently released from prison, Marcus struggles to walk the straight and narrow path.
2019 | Executive Producer
A day in the life of a hero when the mask comes off.
2018 | Associate Producer
An intimate look at an actress working through her final preparation before auditioning for a role.
2021 | Co-Writer
“Muscle Memory” is a conceptual nonlinear short film that follows Tariq, who makes his living as a hoofer like his late father, Yayha. On the anniversary of Yahya’s death, he dedicates a dance to him, triggering childhood memories.
