At Stanford Arts, the university's central arts office, I develop and lead multimedia projects connecting artists, researchers, and arts programs with broader audiences.
My work spans creative development, filmmaking, podcast production, photography, editorial storytelling, and distribution. I collaborate with designers, marketers, writers, faculty, and university communications to produce original projects and strengthen Stanford's arts storytelling across platforms.
Motion Branding & Sonic Identity
As part of a broader organizational rebrand, I led creative direction on motion and sonic identity elements, collaborating with designers to develop a modular motion ident and sonic logo for Stanford Arts productions.
Motion design by Yuri Sakakibara
Composed by Chase Everett
Creator, Producer – Art & (Podcast)
Art & is Stanford Arts’ flagship podcast series spotlighting collaborations between artists, scientists, and researchers across the university. I developed the series and lead:
• Concept and series development
• Guest curation and interview production
• Studio and field recording, story structure, scripting and editing
• Post-production supervision with mixing engineer and composer
• Cross-platform distribution (podcast, YouTube, website, social)
Video Direction & Short Docs
I conceive, shoot, and edit a range of video projects. Selected work includes:
• Mini-docs for visiting artists and faculty collaborations
• Short-form pieces tailored for social distribution
• Programs and events across campus
• Brand films with arts partners
Editorial Strategy & Articles
Alongside multimedia work, I help shape the brand’s editorial voice —developing content strategy, collaborating with writers and marcomm stakeholders, and managing a content writer.
Social Storytelling
I document performances, installations, alumni visits, exhibition tours and workshops across campus—building a living archive of Stanford’s arts culture and feeding content into social channels and newsletters.