︎ Production
Blooming in Embers
final exhibition of Fabrica Research Center’s A/W 2023-24 Co-Ecologies programSheila
an experimental short bio doc starring Sheila Rohan, one of the founding dancers of Dance Theatre of Harlem


A Manifesto for Creative Producing
an interdisciplinary collaboration, building community and adaptive frameworks for creative producing and defining the role of the Creative ProducerTrailer for A Manifesto for Creative Producing was originally developed as part of the Creative Producers Program for the Ars Electronica Festival 2021.
Open Mouths: The Last Organism
a 3D living gallery of movement and design


Moving Body-Moving Image Festival
a biennial festival that gives voice to societal and social justice themes in the hybrid form of movement filmmaking, known as ScreenDance



Dancing with My Data: Dancing with My Self
uncovering my
movement biases with motion captureDancing with My Data: Dancing with My Self (excerpt), choreographed by Allison Costa and performed at Barnard College’s Senior Creative Thesis Dance Concert, March 2019.