Wrote articles and videos for online exhibition covering the forgotten history of residential segregation in the northern and western United States.
Wrote and produced the Introductory Theater film for Hamilton: The Exhibition, a traveling exhibition from the creators of the hit Broadway musical. Lin-Manuel Miranda and co-star Phillipa Soo introduce visitors to the history of the American Revolution and reflect on the legacy of Alexander Hamilton.
Wrote and produced a series of political cartoon-style animated videos that used humor to engage visitors in the debates over the Constitution.
Developed and wrote the 2017 installment of the Newseum’s “Civil Rights at 50” continuing exhibition. “1967” explores moments in the civil rights struggle that year, including the rise of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense.
Developed a graphic novel-style exhibit on the writers, publishers, and propagandists who fanned the flames of the American Revolution. The exhibit displays a rare copy of the first newspaper to publish the Declaration of Independence.
Wrote the 2016 installment of the Newseum’s continuing “Civil Rights at 50” exhibition, exploring the birth of the Black Power movement.
Click here to see me discuss the Newseum’s 2016 Black Power exhibit on ABC7 WJLA.
Wrote the gallery text for a major refresh of the Newseum’s popular FBI exhibit, focusing on the 21st-century fight against cybercrime and terrorism.
Developed and wrote the Newseum’s provocative “Reporting Vietnam” exhibit, which told the dramatic stories of the journalists who documented the nation’s first televised war.
In a video created as part of the Newseum’s 2015 exhibit “Reporting Vietnam,” I discuss Morley Safer’s iconic 1965 dispatch from Cam Ne.
Wrote and produced the National Civil Rights Museum’s signature film “Created Equal.” This 12-minute composited film takes visitors through the complex history of the black freedom struggle, from slavery to the Jim Crow era.
Wrote and produced an 8-minute signature documentary exploring the legal battle to strike down school segregation.
Wrote and produced a 4-minute documentary on the turbulent events of Freedom Summer in 1964.
Produced this 13-foot by 7-foot projection highlighting global civic unrest in 1968.
Produced a nine-screen media wall on which vintage televisions play news film from the 1963 Birmingham, AL demonstrations.
Performed stock research and licensing for films and interactives in the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum in Dallas, TX. Wrote copy for interactive table on the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, shown here.
