I’m working on a sample for a grant application and came across this kick-ass color combination.

Dávid interviews me this time. Have to say, it isn’t easy being on the other side of it. #Kesho Wazo

I’m spending the weekend in Keene, New Hampshire at the Monadnock Film Festival. The Song of the Broad Axe is screening early this morning at this amazing venue. Super happy to be here!

Shoot with Henry and Omar as they work on a video for the Kesho Wazo April Showcase. Gotta love blue walls.

I finally got a chance to sit down and learn how to edit Wikipedia pages. It was kinda awesome.

My view from my friend’s apartment, where he has graciously let me stay when he is on honeymoon. Not a bad spot to edit from. Or read the internet.

Helping Dávid shoot his music video in a snow storm. Seriously, I lost feeling in my toes for at least two hours. The footage will look great though.

Working on something new so I’m shooting at the Women’s March.

I spent the day roaming around Portland filming all the new hotels and condos that are being built. Thinking I might do something about the housing crisis next.

I just (finally) finished updating the Maine Food website. There will be new films added in December, but all the films from the previous classes are up with descriptions. Check it out – I even designed the logo.

Digital Maine is a project that I was invited to work on at Colby College. Essentially it is a online space where we can consolidate all the digital stories that are being told about Maine. It includes The Good Life, an oral history project that archives the stories of “back to the landers” in Maine, Mapping Waterville, a mapping project exploring urban renewal in the city, and Maine Food, a documentary project that I am currently working on.

We hope to build on these projects and work with other faculty, students and Mainers to create stories about this state.