Portfolio

View my most recent sizzle reel as the Director of Video Production at Cyperus LLC:

Feature Documentary: A Table of Our Own

This documentary couldn't have happened without Evan.

​

The amount of work and respect he gave during the entire process surpassed

everyone’s expectations."

​

- Ayize Jama-Everett, Director

Watch the trailer, or rent the film on demand

During this two-year partnership, I led pre-production, filming, and Post. Everyone’s hard work culminated into winning Best Documentary (2023) at the New York International Film Festival after a sold out show at Oakland’s Grand Lake Theater, and subsequent worldwide screening tour.

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A Table of Our Own is a feature documentary directed by Ayize Jama-Everett centered on Black leadership in the psychedelic movement. I served as a technical backbone, supporting the director’s vision while navigating the unique challenges of a culturally sensitive production.

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From pre-pro to delivery, I shaped every stage: Logistics, rentals, editing, color, audio mixing, motion graphics, and festival mastering.

Short Film: Confessions of a Well Meaning Man

“...we love all of your creative choices.”

​

- Diana Lauren Jones, Director

“This is perfect...”

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- Alex Adams, Writer

Confessions of a Well-Meaning Man is a stylized narrative short directed by Diana Lauren Jones set in the year 2050, but takes place entirely in a 1950’s style radio station; a vision that came with major production hurdles.

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This was Diana and Alex’s first short film, and I’m proud of the team I led for surpassing their roles, and doing so in a way that made the Diana and Alex feel heard, learn gracefully, and feel authentically excited. The star, Alan Coyne, won Best Actor for this piece.

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After shooting at the California Historical Radio Society, I led full-stack Post-production, handling editing, sound design, color, and Film Freeway profile creation. My role bridged both creative and logistical problem-solving to bring the director’s vision to life efficiently.

Audio Storytelling: Death Inc.

Death Inc. is an original dark comedy audio series exploring life, afterlife, and the bureaucracy in between. I developed the IP and served as head writer for all 14 episodes, crafting a serialized world that blends satire with emotional, narrative storytelling.

​

As the sole engineer, I directed remote performances from international voice actors and handled every stage of Post: mic matching, ambience design, mixing, mastering, music licensing, and overall soundscape cohesion. The variety of source recordings required inventive and creative approaches to ensure tonal and spatial consistency.

Video Podcast: Hyphae Leaks

“Evan was flexible with our budget and

treated our high profile guests like royalty.

​

This was our first in-person podcast episode

in a long time, and Evan not only made it

look and sound great, but he also helped

us feel comfortable enough to have

a genuine convo.”

​

- Reggie Harris of Oakland Hyphae

For this two-hour episode of Hyphae Leaks, I handled production and Post-production: filming, editing, audio enhancement, and delivery. The shoot used a two-camera setup with special considerations for set design, as the recording took place on location.

​

I enhanced speech clarity with podcast-specific audio tools and synced multicam edits to spotlight key moments across four speakers. The final piece supports Hyphae’s mission to inform, provoke, and represent.

Music Video: Tune Me Out

“I had no plan at all, just a song. Evan was totally invested in making it as good as possible while encouraging me to give direction and make sure it met my vision. He struck a great balance of explaining important video concepts to me without overwhelming me, giving me space to contribute.

​

Most importantly, he’s a great hang - the entire day of shooting was really just a fun time with friends, and that showed in the final product.”

​

- Konstantin Domnitser of Mad Good

Portfolio

View my most recent sizzle reel as the Director of Video Production at Cyperus LLC:

Feature Documentary: A Table of Our Own

This documentary couldn't have happened without Evan.

​

The amount of work and respect he gave during the entire process surpassed

everyone’s expectations."

​

- Ayize Jama-Everett, Director

Watch the trailer, or rent the film on demand

During this two-year partnership, I led pre-production, filming, and Post. Everyone’s hard work culminated into winning Best Documentary (2023) at the New York International Film Festival after a sold out show at Oakland’s Grand Lake Theater, and subsequent worldwide screening tour.

​

A Table of Our Own is a feature documentary directed by Ayize Jama-Everett centered on Black leadership in the psychedelic movement. I served as a technical backbone, supporting the director’s vision while navigating the unique challenges of a culturally sensitive production.

​

From pre-pro to delivery, I shaped every stage: Logistics, rentals, editing, color, audio mixing, motion graphics, and festival mastering.

Short Film: Confessions of a Well Meaning Man

“...we love all of your creative choices.”

​

- Diana Lauren Jones, Director

“This is perfect...”

​

- Alex Adams, Writer

Confessions of a Well-Meaning Man is a stylized narrative short directed by Diana Lauren Jones set in the year 2050, but takes place entirely in a 1950’s style radio station; a vision that came with major production hurdles.

​

This was Diana and Alex’s first short film, and I’m proud of the team I led for surpassing their roles, and doing so in a way that made the Diana and Alex feel heard, learn gracefully, and feel authentically excited. The star, Alan Coyne, won Best Actor for this piece.

​

After shooting at the California Historical Radio Society, I led full-stack Post-production, handling editing, sound design, color, and Film Freeway profile creation. My role bridged both creative and logistical problem-solving to bring the director’s vision to life efficiently.

Audio Storytelling: Death Inc.

Death Inc. is an original dark comedy audio series exploring life, afterlife, and the bureaucracy in between. I developed the IP and served as head writer for all 14 episodes, crafting a serialized world that blends satire with emotional, narrative storytelling.

​

As the sole engineer, I directed remote performances from international voice actors and handled every stage of Post: mic matching, ambience design, mixing, mastering, music licensing, and overall soundscape cohesion. The variety of source recordings required inventive and creative approaches to ensure tonal and spatial consistency.

Video Podcast: Hyphae Leaks

“Evan was flexible with our budget and

treated our high profile guests like royalty.

​

This was our first in-person podcast episode

in a long time, and Evan not only made it

look and sound great, but he also helped

us feel comfortable enough to have

a genuine convo.”

​

- Reggie Harris of Oakland Hyphae

For this two-hour episode of Hyphae Leaks, I handled production and Post-production: filming, editing, audio enhancement, and delivery. The shoot used a two-camera setup with special considerations for set design, as the recording took place on location.

​

Hyphae Leaks is an independent psychedelic media platform based in Oakland, California. “Unbought and unbossed,” they report from within the legacy community on science, culture, business, and policy.

​

I enhanced speech clarity with podcast-specific audio tools and synced multicam edits to spotlight key moments across four speakers. The final piece supports Hyphae’s mission to inform, provoke, and represent.

Music Video: Tune Me Out

“I had no plan at all, just a song. Evan was totally invested in making it as good as possible while encouraging me to give direction and make sure it met my vision. He struck a great balance of explaining important video concepts to me without overwhelming me, giving me space to contribute.

​

Most importantly, he’s a great hang - the entire day of shooting was really just a fun time with friends, and that showed in the final product.”

​

- Konstantin Domnitser of Mad Good

Portfolio

View my most recent sizzle reel as the Director of Video Production at Cyperus LLC:

Feature Documentary: A Table of Our Own

This documentary couldn't have happened without Evan.

​

The amount of work and respect he gave during the entire process surpassed

everyone’s expectations."

​

- Ayize Jama-Everett, Director

Watch the trailer, or rent the film on demand

During this two-year partnership, I led pre-production, filming, and Post. Everyone’s hard work culminated into winning Best Documentary (2023) at the New York International Film Festival after a sold out show at Oakland’s Grand Lake Theater, and subsequent worldwide screening tour.

​

A Table of Our Own is a feature documentary directed by Ayize Jama-Everett centered on Black leadership in the psychedelic movement. I served as a technical backbone, supporting the director’s vision while navigating the unique challenges of a culturally sensitive production.

​

From pre-pro to delivery, I shaped every stage: Logistics, rentals, editing, color, audio mixing, motion graphics, and festival mastering.

Short Film: Confessions of a Well Meaning Man

“...we love all of your creative choices.”

​

- Diana Lauren Jones, Director

“This is perfect...”

​

- Alex Adams, Writer

Confessions of a Well-Meaning Man is a stylized narrative short directed by Diana Lauren Jones set in the year 2050, but takes place entirely in a 1950’s style radio station; a vision that came with major production hurdles.

​

This was Diana and Alex’s first short film, and I’m proud of the team I led for surpassing their roles, and doing so in a way that made the Diana and Alex feel heard, learn gracefully, and feel authentically excited. The star, Alan Coyne, won Best Actor for this piece.

​

After shooting at the California Historical Radio Society, I led full-stack Post-production, handling editing, sound design, color, and Film Freeway profile creation. My role bridged both creative and logistical problem-solving to bring the director’s vision to life efficiently.

Audio Storytelling: Death Inc.

Death Inc. is an original dark comedy audio series exploring life, afterlife, and the bureaucracy in between. I developed the IP and served as head writer for all 14 episodes, crafting a serialized world that blends satire with emotional, narrative storytelling.

​

As the sole engineer, I directed remote performances from international voice actors and handled every stage of Post: mic matching, ambience design, mixing, mastering, music licensing, and overall soundscape cohesion. The variety of source recordings required inventive and creative approaches to ensure tonal and spatial consistency.

Video Podcast: Hyphae Leaks

“Evan was flexible with our budget and

treated our high profile guests like royalty.

​

This was our first in-person podcast episode

in a long time, and Evan not only made it

look and sound great, but he also helped

us feel comfortable enough to have

a genuine convo.”

​

- Reggie Harris of Oakland Hyphae

For this two-hour episode of Hyphae Leaks, I handled production and Post-production: filming, editing, audio enhancement, and delivery. The shoot used a two-camera setup with special considerations for set design, as the recording took place on location.

​

Hyphae Leaks is an independent psychedelic media platform based in Oakland, California. “Unbought and unbossed,” they report from within the legacy community on science, culture, business, and policy.

​

I enhanced speech clarity with podcast-specific audio tools and synced multicam edits to spotlight key moments across four speakers. The final piece supports Hyphae’s mission to inform, provoke, and represent.

Music Video: Tune Me Out

“I had no plan at all, just a song. Evan was totally invested in making it as good as possible while encouraging me to give direction and make sure it met my vision. He struck a great balance of explaining important video concepts to me without overwhelming me, giving me space to contribute.

​

Most importantly, he’s a great hang - the entire day of shooting was really just a fun time with friends, and that showed in the final product.”

​

- Konstantin Domnitser of Mad Good