I traveled to Québec City with the Flyers Peewee team to document their experience in the Québec international Peewee tournament. I shot and edited the entire piece solo, capturing everything on and off the Ice. easily My favorite professional project.
seeing This piece Play during every 2024-25 flyers home game one of the most rewarding experiences of my professional career. I Created this with Mike disipio who handled the graphics portion of the video (first 30 secs). Very fun project to collaborate on, this is what it looked like playing during a game.
This TV spot aired throughout the Philadelphia area for several months. I’ve always enjoyed working with split-screen layouts and finding creative ways to showcase multiple angles at once. I created this piece after developing my on-ice shooting skills and was able to incorporate some of my own hockey footage into the final cut.
One of my first big projects with the Flyers. It actually started with me experimenting in After Effects, trying to recreate an effect I saw in a music video. That initial idea evolved into a full piece that I’m very proud of. It ended up playing at multiple home games and was even featured at the 2024 NHL Draft.
This video started as a fun editing exercise, but I decided to send it over to game presentation and they ended up running it during multiple home games. I like how smooth and satisfying it turned out. It also features footage from my media day setup, which I lit, operated the camera for, and directed players through.
Before this, I was mostly making one-minute event recap videos. They were fun and helped me learn a lot, But this project felt like my first big one with the Flyers. It played at every home game during the 2023–24 season. I directed a full crew and handled the edit from start to finish.
Some projects with the Flyers come together quickly, just part of working in sports. I was given this one with about an hour’s notice. Despite the short turnaround, I always do my best to make the final product as strong as possible. I shot and edited the piece, and it ended up being featured on Flyers and NHL social channels, where it picked up over 200,000 views.
I got to tell the story of Natalie and Lilly, two young fans who helped save their local hockey rink. Their efforts took them to NHL headquarters, where they met the commissioner, Gary Bettman. This was my first longer-form story (at the flyers), and I think it’s an important piece to highlight because it shows how I’ve grown as a storyteller since then.
I did not edit this piece, but i was on set operating camera, gaffing, and helping give direction. I really love being on set and learning by working with others. This piece won best Mascot feature at IDEA 2024, a game presentation conference.
My first ceremony video, this piece was played before a game to celebrate Erik Johnson's 1000th game. This project required a quick turnaround of about 48 hours. Here is a version which includes footage from the ceremony.
