Samples for Conde Nast
These are samples of some of my documentary, corporate and political work which I felt might be relevant to your needs.  For additional samples please visit my main portfolio page.  You will see that I have experience editing in a broad range of styles for an extremely diverse clientele.  
Career Canines ISKY
The kickoff episode of the Webby Award wining series "Career Canines"  follows Afghanistan war veteran ISKY.  I edited the majority of the episodes in Seasons 1 and 2 of the series.  My episodes achieved between 900,000 and 4 million views each, averaging 2.3 million views on Facebook Watch.
 Produced by ABC News Digital, 2017
YOUNG AND GIFTED- SEASON 1: EPISODE 1
7 year-old Quincy Symonds is a surfing sensation from Down Under in this premier episode of the series Young & Gifted.  
Produced by ABC News Digital, 2016
FiveThirtyEight - ACT BLUE
Part of an explainer series aired during the 2018 midterm elections.   I generated all of the graphics, turning around the piece from only a voice over track in 3 days.
 Produced by ABC News Digital, 2018
Google- BMC MUSIC
Part of a Google marketing campaign highlighting small business success stories.  Produced by Momentum Worldwide 2011
SCHOOL LUNCHES
A 30 second web advertisement for the revamped school lunch offerings in California.
 Produced by Z Tribeca, 2012
American Express- HACKATHON  2min Excerpt
Excerpt from a short video documenting an American Express sponsored hackathon.   Over 30 hours of footage were turned around in less than one week.  Although originally intended for internal communications, the client liked was so pleased with the result that they used it for marketing.  Produced by Momentum Worldwide, 2011
Hillary Clinton- CHILDREN

Unfortunately, sometimes politics is not all handshakes and smiles.  I constructed the most infamous ad of the 2008 election,  Children,  also known as "the 3 AM spot"  from just a script and stock footage.  The ad had its cultural moment when it was referenced for weeks in everything from SNL to the cover of the New Yorker.

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