Commercial/Nonprofit

After hearing reports of staggeringly high suicide rates among LGBTQ youth in Utah, Stephanie Larsen recognized a dire need within her LDS community for support of LGBTQ youth who felt ostracized. She founded Encircle, a space with nightly events, support groups, and workshops that have sparked new conversations and a sense of belonging for LGBTQ youth in Provo, Utah. (Editor)

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Elsa San Juan is a dedicated mother, a community chef at Zenger Farm and the 2018 Outstanding Neighborhood Leader. Learn more about her story.

Role: Producer, Editor

Bob Inglis represented the reddest state in the nation in Congress, denying climate change alongside his fellow Republicans. Watch to see his transformation from climate change denier to founder of RepublicEn.org, an organization that sparks dialogue in conservative communities about solutions to climate change that can work for them. (Editor)

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During the 2016 elections, Middletown became the epitome of “dying America.” Ami Vitori disagreed. A fourth-generation Middletonian, Ami and her family moved away from big city life to reestablish roots in a town on which many people had given up. Using her savings, she opened new businesses, supported local entrepreneurs, and worked to make downtown Middletown a community hub once again. (Starbucks | Second Shooter, Editor)

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HIAS Deaf Refugee Program / Editor / Created for HIAS, a refugee resettlement agency, for their new program for Deaf refugees

2016 USO Volunteers of the Year / Producer, Editor / Created for the USO Gala in Washington, D.C.

Produced for the USO's 2016 annual gala | Producer, Editor

The USO has been serving active military and veterans for 75 years. This video highlights the lives of one person from each major conflict since the USO's inception before WWII, and how the USO made a positive mark on their lives. Videographer / lead editor