As Happenstance Productions becomes HAPTIC PICTURES, it’s time to show off my latest work. Please enjoy a collection of clips from recent productions I’ve worked on in genres including drama, comedy, action, and more.

Examples of corporate video packages I've worked on over the last few years including town halls, interviews, training videos, and fun employee engagement videos.

Reel of some of my best freelance work as of September 2010. Includes clips from: Only Room for One, The Cure for Love, City of Angels, And the HVCA "It's All Right Here" ad campaign.

A sci-fi writer uses her craft to help her move past a traumatic event.

Director’s Cut of our New Haven 48-Hour Film Project 2022 Submission. Six nominations, winner of Best Lighting, Best Special Effects, third place for Best Film.

‘Stick together, even when you’re stuck together.’ Our submission to the 2019 New Haven 48-Hour Film Project. Genre: Action/Adventure.

Our submission to the New Haven 48-Hour Film Project 2017. Genre: Detective Film. Nominated for 8 awards, winner of ‘Best Use of Genre’ and ‘Best Fight Scene’.

A tale of music and madness.  Find out what happens when a master conductor, obsessed with perfection, snaps and goes to unspeakable lengths to create his ultimate masterpiece!  Created for the ABCs of Death 2 Competition.

My first short film. I did this my sophomore year of high school, and in my senior year won a student award from the National Television Academy for Excellence in Technical Achievement (a student-Emmy Award). Shot it one night with a little help from my brother, and cut it on Saturday mornings after my SAT prep classes. This is where it all started for me.

Prologue video I created for Bridgeport Theater Company's Production of Dracula. This appeared at the top of the show and presented the exposition for the story. Drawings created in Photoshop using a Wacom Bamboo tablet, animated in Motion and assembled in Final Cut Pro.

Video segments projected on stage during WCSU's theatrical production of "City of Angels" (by Cy Coleman, David Zippel, and Larry Gelbart). The play was directed by Pamela McDaniel who supervised the video segments shot, directed, and edited by myself with a talented and wonderful crew.

Video projection segments I made for WCSU's production of The Who's "Tommy" in 2008.  Includes clips that accompanied the overture, "Smash the Mirror", "Eyesight to the Blind", and "Pinball Wizard".

The "Queen Mab" Scene from our psychedelic 2007 production. This video contains clips of the live stage production intercut with the video projection I created that was playing on a screen in the background during this scene of the show.