Invading the Connecticut River: The Spread of Hydrilla
A documentary short about an invasive species called Hydrilla that has spread throughout the Connecticut River. The film was produced in partnership with the nonprofit CT Resource Conservation and Development to educate the general public and local legislators about the scope of the Hydrilla problem in Connecticut.
The film was screened at the Lower CT River Valley Council of Governments in conjunction with a new bill to help manage and eradicate Hydrilla from the state waterways.
It was showcased in the Connecticut River Museum during the summer of 2021.
Crosscourt Cultures: The Joseph Oyebog Story
Former number one tennis player of Cameroon, Joseph Oyebog, is transforming his home country through the sport of tennis. He teaches tennis lessons in Fairfield County during the summer months and then travels back to Cameroon for the second half of the year. He is building bridges between West Africa and Connecticut but is torn between raising his own children here in the U.S. and building his tennis academy back home.
Screened at the NYU Film Festival in 2020 and will be broadcasted on NYC Media, CH 25 New York Spectrum. March 19, 2021 @ 11:30pm.
