Cords of Connection
As Lead Producer for Season 3 and Assistant Producer for Season 2, I’ve helped bring to life stories centered around caregiving within the South Asian community. The series highlights the emotional and cultural nuances of care across generations while connecting audiences to the vital resources AARP offers. Cords of Connection is a celebration of empathy, resilience, and the ties that hold families together.
Family of
Indians
I created hand-drawn animations for Episode 1 of this powerful two-episode documentary series exploring the erasure of the Hualapai tribe. Currently illustrating Episode 2, I am also set to bring my work to the feature film adaptation. Family of Indians is a deeply moving portrait of Indigenous identity, cultural survival, and resilience.
Why Parks Matter
Why Parks Matter follows Adriane Hoff, a longtime Koreatown resident and parks champion whose years of advocacy for the 6th Street proposal reflect a deeper truth: that access to parks is not a privilege, but a public right. Serving as Producer, Interviewer, and Assistant Editor on this short documentary, I helped shape a story that is a testament to the power of grassroots organizing, the resilience of community champions, and the urgent need to invest in neighborhoods that have long been left behind.