Stanford Law School Videos

As the Associate Director of Digital and Visual Media, I produced, created, and shot video for several organizations at the law school. Below are some examples of my work.

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Working with the team from The Daily Show, I helped to organize a segment with Michael Kosta investigating, "Why Does California Categorize Bees as Fish?" Along with the segment we interviewed the law student featured in the video and created a companion video once The Daily Show aired the segment.

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The Global Quarter is a one-of-a-kind opportunity available only at SLS. In collaboration with Stanford Video, I helped to produce and interview faculty and Franke Fellows for the promotional video geared towards 2L and 3L Stanford Law students.

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In collaboration with Stanford Video, I helped to oversee production and shoot set-up for an interview with Rayne Sullivan, JD '23, who attended COP27.

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Working with Stanford Video, I scheduled, interviewed and assisted in production for the inaugural video for the first class of scholars for the Stanford Law Scholars Institute. I also cut and created social media friendly videos for Stanford Law's Instagram account to encourage new applicants to apply for the 2023 cohort.

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Working with the Stanford Law Student Affairs office, I cut and produced the Stanford Law School Class of 2020 celebration video.

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Every year, Stanford Law School Communications creates their year in review. Along with producing this video, I have also photographed some of the events.

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Working with Stanford Video, I utilized their student and drone footage for the Stanford Law School Policy Lab.

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In 2019, Stanford Law School's Black Law Students Association celebrated their 50th anniversary. I worked with the students to shoot student interview and b-roll footage for their video.

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In collaboration with Stanford Video, I helped to oversee production and shoot set-up for several Stanford Law School experience videos to utilize on the Stanford Law website.