AODG Sunday Paperz

It's finally here. The AODG Sunday Paperz, my public journal keeping you guys updated with all the cool projects I'm working on, things that are happening behind the scenes, and what'

s happening around Charleston you need to know about.

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Now that we’ve introduced your topic with a short and catchy title, it’s time to write your introductory paragraph. This is your chance to grab your reader’s attention. You can explain why you are the best person to give advice on this topic; share a personal story that reflects your own experience on the subject; and/or highlight common mistakes that can be avoided once applying your useful tips.

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The Princess Diaries Live Podcast

Day after thanksgiving, I was tasked with capturing the interviews for the 2nd installment of Kris Kaylin's Live Podcast, "Princess Diaries." This event had a star studded lineup including interviews with The Breakfast Club's Charlemagne Tha God, Chef Kardea Brown from The Food Network, and AJ Holiday from the We Talk Back Podcast.

Archived Womb (2025) With Kate March In this project, I worked with dancer/choreographer Kate March in studio for an abstract dance piece reflecting on her pregnancy journey. The scenes were used as metaphors to share the experience of the multiple operations Kate experienced throughout her surgery journey. She also created a poetry soundtrackin collaboration with Marcus Amaker's electronic sounds and music.

Artwork Journey

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