A young woman navigates through different concepts of "home" as she revisits her roots, experiences first love/heartbreak, and finds herself on a journey that transforms her.

Nothing Ends is a movement-based film that explores the tension between two opposing states of mind, caught between freedom and constraint within a desolate, urban landscape.

When Tegan is confronted with her vulnerabilities and is exposed without the safety of a character, ‘The Spectre’ is born.

Photographed on desert terrain in southern Georgia, "Lost, sometimes" is a short fashion piece that centers on three black bodies who trek the land in search of shelter, and eventually find it in themselves. It's an exploration of the joys and tragedies of being lost-- the grace that can be found in wandering.

When a star begins to die, it does not just disappear abruptly from the universe. It wanes and cools gradually, in a process that takes up to a few billion years.

Stardust is an experimental exploration of birth, death, and rebirth. Like stars, each human comes into this world carrying collective elements of our past. Invariably at the end, this too is shared, and those that carry on after us bear the mark of our memories.

A bored young woman rambles listlessly until she grows fixated with a house fly, leading her on a demented romp to a place where she finally belongs.