Achievements

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I had the opportunity to showcase my work in Beyond the Yellow Brick Road: A Visual Tribute to The Wiz at the Mary Kristner Gallery. Being part of this exhibition allowed me to celebrate heritage and imagination while expressing my love for visual storytelling.

I am honored to have been invited as a featured speaker on the director's panel at the 2024 Gwinnett County Public School Film Festival. I was able to connect with other young creatives and answer questions about my creative process and techniques I used in Icecream Girl (2023).

Featured as an artist and filmmaker, I was interviewed for a literary publication titled "Your a Filmmaker You're an Artist" by Moonplay Cinema, an artist-run production committee, dedicated to supporting gender and racially-diverse filmmakers who work across and within various art genres and mediums. They use community-organizing strategies to create opportunities to exhibit artwork, hold workshops, and produce content.

In April 2024, I was able to be a featured designer at Georgia Gwinnett College annual fashion show. I was grateful to present my art and curated pieces with others.

I co-wrote, co-directed, edited and starred in a feature film called Our Grass Isn't Greener (2023). This is another one of my coolest achievements so far, because this film won 1st Place in the first Georgia Gwinnett College Art and Film Festival.

I wrote, directed, and produced a film called Icecream Girl (2023). This is one of my greatest achievements so far, because this film spoke to so many people and opened doors for me. I was able to display my passion and talents to others by creating this. Now being Nominated for various awards for the GCPS Film Festival, this film enabled me to be invited to a film panel discussion as a featured director.