A “vision reel” of sorts from my days as a content producer with the County of San Diego Department of Animal Services.
Understanding Seismic’s New Home Page (sample technical documentation)
Sample technical documentation (codenamed “Content Discovery”) highlighting Seismic’s new home page.
How Oklahoma City Fire Department Powered Itself to Top ISO Classification with TargetSolutions
Client testimonial of how the OKCFD utilized our software to achieve a Class 1 ISO rating. Chief Bryant was appointed as head of the U.S. Fire Administration by President Trump shortly after our interview.
Firefighter Health & Wellness: Sizing Up the Best Fire Rescue Workout Programs
I wrote this article after attending a presentation delivered by firefighter and Fire Rescue Fitness owner Aaron Zamzow about the importance of fitness in the fire service.
PTSD in the Fire Service: Escaping a Personal Warzone
I was thrilled when I received the chance to write this story, as PTSD is sometimes a forgotten hardship of working in the fire service.
Guy With Nothing Better To Do Demands Tax Audit Of Neighborhood Lemonade Stand
A lemonade stand run by two neighborhood youths is being targeted by a local man who is calling for an IRS investigation into what he claims are “severe tax fraud violations.”
When My YouTube Channel Topped The Box Office
What other local shelters paid their marketing departments for, I was able to accomplish on pure passion. This is a look into how the DAS YouTube channel topped all the others.
Clear the Shelters 2018 (video)
Video recap of the 2018 Clear the Shelters event in Bonita, California, and the final video I shot for the County of San Diego Department of Animal Services (6 years and 100+ videos).
I’m an (Almost) Award-winning Screenwriter
Screenwriting competitions are something of a crapshoot, but it’s a pretty sweet feeling to know that I came close to winning it all.
One of My Favorite (and also Forgotten) Portfolio Videos
I spent nearly a decade producing videos for three local animal shelters. This is one of my favorite (and often forgotten) productions.