I work with film and video as forms of Indigenous documentary and public history, and I consult on research-driven documentary projects for academic, cultural, and community organizations.

My personal work draws on archival research, oral testimony, and site-based investigation to develop films grounded in Indigenous and land-based histories, infrastructures, and political struggles.

I support projects across research development, narrative structure, archival integration, and ethical approaches to representation. This work treats documentary as a collaborative and relational practice, helping partners translate historical research into responsible, compelling, public-facing media.