Denver, CO, USA
$500 - $1800 / Day
I'm a film-school-student-turned-journalist driven by the idea of creating elegant, impactful multimedia. I consider myself a conceptual, nonfiction artist. When I'm not working on videos or photoessays I'm experimenting with web development and installation setups to push the boundaries of visual storytelling.
Produced for Denver Westword
A year and change after the first legal recreational sales in Denver, pot advocates and smokers gathered in Civic Center Park to talk about the work that remains. And to toke. Mostly to toke.
Produced for Denver Westword
Barbers from across the nation gathered at Exdo in December for the Underated Barber Championship. Barbershops have long been the center of communities across the country, and now the artful cuts and fades of this ancient craft have gone global, thanks to social media. But at the end of the contest, Denver artist Chris Romero proved himself a cut above the rest of the competition.
In October 2014, Arturo Hernandez Garcia was supposed to report to be deported back to Mexico. Instead, he took sanctuary inside Denver's First Unitarian Church, while family and advocates on the outside fight for a stay of removal. Kevin Beaty takes a look inside Hernandez Garcia's struggle.
Led by Professor Adam Sacks, students at Johnson and Wales University in Denver created the world's largest vegan banana split, layering house-made bean ice cream with bananas, baked goods and whipped topping. Their goal: to show Denver that its possible to treat yourself and still eat healthy.
African-American cowhands played a pivotal role in settling the frontiers of the American West. So why are their contributions so often overlooked? We talk to Colorado barrel racer Mikala Nealy and other riders and historians about reclaiming a little-celebrated chapter in American history.
100 short nonfiction videos about Charlotte, NC.
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