Kansas City, MO, USA
$1300 - $2000 / Day
Request QuoteOver my career, I’ve developed, produced and directed various projects for networks as well as content partners such as, Discovery, A&E, Esquire Network, HGTV, Style Network, History, OWN, Goodwill, Sprint, Children’s Mercy KC and the Pujols Family Foundation. In addition, I have over 10 years management experience in organizational leadership and relationship building with clients and team members. Whatever the project, I'm committed to telling impactful stories that inform, touch and delight the audience regardless of the platform.
Inside Pediatrics is a four-part, Emmy Award-winning series following the medical journeys of families and the life-changing experiences that unfold inside Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Mo. Narrated by Paul Rudd, the series gives viewers a look inside the hospital, where dedicated staff members treat children diagnosed with conditions ranging from the common, to the complex.
The Harris family handles a military funeral for the Clayton family. Anxiety is high as the Harris men prepare yet another "stepping" service.
In the age of technology, we have more information at our finger tips than ever before. We partnered with Soul Pancake to explore what advantages (and disadvantages) students have thanks to the internet. 70% of teachers assign homework that requires access to the internet.
Meet Jeff—a high school student with intelligence, talent and tons of potential. What he doesn’t have is an internet connection at home. Because he isn’t connected, he can’t get his homework done on time. Jeff has to scramble to find Wi-Fi where he can; that means late assignments and doing less than his best work because he feels rushed.
Sprint made headlines when it unveiled a new marketing campaign featuring Paul Marcarelli of “can you hear me now?” fame. Paul wasn’t a spokesman for Sprint. He was just a wireless customer who wanted to save a crap-load of money for basically the same coverage as Verizon.
Marcarelli and his real-life boyfriend, Ryan, go shopping for a Christmas tree as a family in the new spot. Instead of going overboard to let audiences know they’re featuring a gay couple in the ad, the clip flows naturally and without making it a big deal.
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