I traveled with Secretary Hillary Clinton, filming public appearances and behind-the-scenes moments, cutting the footage into social media videos. You can see the entire team’s footage in the Hulu original doc “Hillary.”

After we edited one incredible, unscripted moment into an ad overnight, “Brave,” the New York Times credited the video with helping win the Nevada caucuses.

Back at HQ during the general election, I produced, shot and edited viral videos start-to-finish that earned 65 million views including campaign favorites “Progress is On the Ballot,” “The Story of Her,” and “Equal.”

I built a team of videomakers for Beto O’Rourke’s 2022 gubernatorial campaign as its director of video, creating 1500 videos that earned 200 million views and resulting in Beto ranking as the most-engaged gubernatorial candidate on social media for the cycle. Strategically shunning high-gloss polish, we leaned into “grassroots authenticity” to match Beto’s vibe.

I traveled with Beto around Texas in his truck, filming all public appearances and cutting the footage into videos between events from the backseat. Political experts credited me with innovating a new style of political video and praised the team’s storytelling. My finance colleagues said our video work helped them break Texas fundraising records.

As HRC’s director of video, I expanded the Human Rights Campaign’s video team in 2017 to bolster its electoral work through a mix of livestreams, social media edits, short docs, endorsements and advertisements.

We supported the HRC president’s barnstorming tour of competitive Congressional races in 2018, worked to elect Joe Biden and a pro-equality Congress in 2020 and created a 2024 Joe Biden endorsement video for HRC’s PAC.