This summer, I was a video producer for Arlington Public News out of Arlington Community Media, Inc. The show’s goal this summer was to do some remote newscasts. We finally had a successful one at the end of the summer, but this one was rained out, so we shot it in the studio. It’s exciting to work on a news set, doubly so if they’re broadcasting segments you worked on!
I’d never been to see fireworks on the Esplanade, so this year on the 4th of July some friends and I went to watch them. The fireworks were pretty, but something about the whole situation felt ominous.
Right before summer break ended, I went with my family to visit my grandparents in Philly. Sunday was just a travel day.
Past midnight on a long, exhausted drive back from Central MA after a shoot for my LGBTQ+ tattoo photo essay, I stopped at the Fifties Diner in Chicopee.
The saying goes; one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Local artist Ray Bernoff has taken that proverb quite literally, collecting Worcester’s trash and creating artwork. Sarah Barnacle, Worcester Telegram & Gazette Sarah Barnacle of the Worcester Telegram and Gazette wrote an article about my Trash Paintings series. I’ve been collecting arts- and crafts-related waste…
Frankie Francois, a Boston-area film, commercial, and voiceover actress, did some voice acting for my thesis film “What Stays Inside” in exchange for some portraits. Drop her a line if you need someone for your project. She’s super friendly and easy to work with!
Here are the last pictures I took of Casey before he left for L.A. He won’t be back until December.
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