Directing

I love making movies. Ever since I was six years old and my family let me pick up the video camera, I have been making short films. The process of collaboration and creative problem solving to overcome limitations is something I cherish. This passion took me to Emerson College, where I graduated with a BFA in film production. While I often jump into the horror pool, I've created stories in the comedy, romance, and music genre as well. My shorts have appeared in festivals from Los Angeles to New England, and have included most recently Salem Horror Fest and the New Hampshire Film Festival. Below is a selection of some of my recent efforts.

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  • TOAST - Full Short Film

    TOAST - Full Short Film

    TOAST is a short that makes fun of one the most overused cliches in action: the restaurant confrontation. The film begins with Rooker and Harris, a classic action hero and villain, meeting at the Friendly Toast restaurant for their final standoff. However, things get a bit awkward when their trope is confronted by Paige, a waitress who is tired of action movie characters having standoffs in her restaurant. And worst of all, they never leave a tip.

  • Luxury Bones

    Luxury Bones

    A jar of teeth sits in the back of an oddities store, and Trevor just so happens to need something unique for his cabinet of curiosities. Despite the warnings of his friend, he buys a handful of pearly whites to bring home. But where did they come from? He gets his answer from beyond the grave, when a curse begins to take effect, and Trevor discovers that he may have bit off more than he could chew.

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    Tuonela | Boston

    Following a devastating undead outbreak in the city of Boston, a survivor sits down with a documentary crew to tell the tale of her escape.

  • Ida Black - The Tale of the Bucksport Witch

    Ida Black - The Tale of the Bucksport Witch

    Old New England. Where aging homes shelter ghosts of centuries past. Where twisted woods and creaking trees hide creatures wicked. And where every cemetery has a tale to tell. Smalltown Pictures presents a silent film based on one such graveyard.

  • Night of the Copycats (Horror Short Film)

    Night of the Copycats (Horror Short Film)

    The Old Myers House. Camp Crystal Lake. 1428 Elm Street. What do they all have in common? Home owners who hate Halloween. Every October 31, the Horror Home Support Group gets together to air their grievances about the annoying fans coming to their door. But this year, something is different. This year, those passionate fans are about to take their revenge.

  • The Back of the Tree (A Christmas Horror Short Film)

    The Back of the Tree (A Christmas Horror Short Film)

    The front of the tree looks pleasant, full of childhood memories, holiday traditions, and ornaments from vacations past. But the back of the tree... that’s where the odd ones go. The outcasts, the ones given by relatives so you feel compelled to put them up, the ones beat up by years in storage. And for some, that’s where secrets hang, just out of plain sight.