UNC Media Hub • 12th February 2026

Between Tehran and Washington, Iranian Americans Wait - UNC Media Hub

As protests intensify in Iran and tensions rise between Tehran and Washington, members of North Carolina’s Iranian community navigate distance, limited communication, and uncertainty about what comes next. While many share deep ties to their homeland, perspectives within the diaspora often diverge from those inside Iran, particularly regarding the role of U.S. intervention.

YouTube • 7th January 2026

See you Next Year

As major life changes approach, a group of friends reflect on their shared home and the bonds that connect them.

YouTube • 14th October 2025

Dylan's Suits - A Short Documentary

A short comedic documentary about a life-changing moment: the day Dylan began wearing suits.

City Limits • 22nd September 2025

BronxArtSpace and the Fight for Affordable Creativity in NYC

“We have a small but powerful ecosystem here: exhibition spaces, artist studios, and people who are willing to work with each other,” said Sabine Schumacher, director of BronxArtSpace in Hunts Point. “The challenge will be the political climate and if we get enough funding.”

Medium • 17th June 2025

Divided by Design: Red Hook’s Waterfront Reckoning

Red Hook’s Brooklyn Marine Terminal stands on the brink of major residential and industrial transformation — so what’s stalling progress, and why is it so hard to move forward in a city built on competing interests?

YouTube • 10th June 2025

Learning to Rebuild: A Short Documentary

In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s destruction of the River Arts District in Asheville, a class of 8th graders at the Carolina Day School create propositions for the redevelopment of a beloved piece of land

Medium • 21st April 2025

Tunnels and Roofs, Police Chases and Fights: Two Brooklyn Graffiti Artists Explain Their Journey…

Medium • 21st April 2025

A Changed Brooklyn: Flatbush Through the Eyes of a Surviving Church

While walking through the grand, columned entrance of the Flatbush-Tompkins Congregational Church on Dorchester Road between East 18th and 19th Street with Sister Sonia Clarke, the emptiness was hard to ignore. There were around 30 parishioners, mostly elderly, dotting the aisles of the sanctuary that once seated nearly a thousand for services.