creative work
Multiplying Good is a national nonprofit focused on elevating public service as a means to empower individuals. This is accomplished through the Students in Action youth service program, Corporate Partnerships, and the annual Jefferson Awards ceremony where corporations, schools, media partners and individuals are honored for their community service.
I created photo and text-based social media posts, shot and edited short form video for social media, wrote for the organization’s newsletter and interviewed, recorded and edited community members for the organization’s podcast.
podcasting
In 2018, I started my own podcast, Ear Medicine, as a way to document my process as an artist and content creator. In January 2019, I began interviewing other artists and makers and in 2022 expanded my guests roster to include artists and writers I met on various social media platforms.
In February 2024, I rebranded Ear Medicine as Work Life 24, a podcast about work and career history. Listen to Work Life 24
Working from my home studio, I record and edit narration for a wide range of video projects.
UCSF Institute for Global Health Sciences
Marin MOCA
Dogfish Head Brewery
Ashley Ridge High School
Apple – Good In The Workplace Series
Microsoft – Good In The Workplace Series
In 2017, I started Chantmagick, a YouTube channel where I shared my original music, video and micro documentary work.
I learned YouTube’s language and culture and became proficient in using the platform’s creator tools. By 2018, I was uploading my work to Facebook and eventually Instagram, learning each platform’s norms and expanding my understanding of SEO. In early 2019, I began uploading work to TikTok and currently have over 40k followers there.
Since 2017, I’ve produced and shared over 1,000 pieces of original, independently produced work across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Inspired by New York Times Op-Ed videos and PBS documentaries, this is my look at current social issues and concerns.
This soundtrack is available for licensing.
This soundtrack is available for licensing.
This is an early interview with Starhawk when she led a Spiral Dance in Washington Square Park in late 2000. I did not have a video camera so I attached a webcam to my laptop and juggled both while interviewing people on the streets on New York and Brooklyn.
The website that housed the audio interviews can be found at Archive.org.
Multiplying Good is a national nonprofit focused on elevating public service as a means to empower individuals. This is accomplished through the Students in Action youth service program, Corporate Partnerships and the annual Jefferson Awards ceremony where corporations, schools, media partners and individuals are honored for their community service.
I created photo and text-based social media posts, shot and edited short form video for social media, wrote for the organization’s newsletter, and interviewed, recorded and edited community members for the organization’s podcast.
In 2018, I started my own podcast, Ear Medicine, as a way to document my process as an artist and content creator. In January 2019, I began interviewing other artists and makers and in 2022 expanded my guests roster to include artists and writers I met on various social media platforms.
In February 2024, I rebranded Ear Medicine as Work Life 24, a podcast about work and career history. Listen to Work Life 24
UCSF Institute for Global Health Sciences
Marin MOCA
Dogfish Head Brewery
Ashley Ridge High School
Apple – Good In The Workplace Series
Microsoft – Good In The Workplace Series
I learned YouTube’s language and culture and became proficient in using the platform’s creator tools. By 2018, I was uploading my work to Facebook and eventually Instagram, learning each platform’s norms and expanding my understanding of SEO. In early 2019, I began uploading work to TikTok and currently have over 40k followers there.
Since 2017, I’ve produced and shared over 1,000 pieces of original, independently produced work across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
The Earth:Connect documentary series is based on a series of single questions that I put to friends, family, and total strangers I met on the street.
Inspired by New York Times Op-Ed videos and PBS documentaries, this is my look at current social issues and concerns.
This soundtrack is available for licensing.
This soundtrack is available for licensing.
This is an early interview with Starhawk when she led a Spiral Dance in Washington Square Park in late 2000. I did not have a video camera so I attached a webcam to my laptop and juggled both while interviewing people on the streets on New York and Brooklyn.
Many protests stemmed from the controversial shootings of Amadou Diallo and Patrick Dorismond by the NYPD. Others were related to the closing of community centers, the conflicts between workers and management and the desires for amnesty by immigrants.
The website that contained the audio interviews can be found at Archive.org.