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So Important to See Your Body Type Represented in the Media #ramonahp (2025)
This single-channel video and sculptural installation marks my first exploration of nonfiction storytelling in three-dimensional space. In 2017, I posted a photo of my one-year-old daughter standing beside a convenience store Sour Patch Kids display with the caption: "So important to see your body type represented in the media." Years later, I tracked down the original display and transformed it into a projection surface for a film tracing my daughter's life from birth to age eight. Both a record of her growth and my evolving gaze, the installation considers how love, memory, and commerce shape the complicated ways we learn to see ourselves and those we care for, and asks what it means to rewrite those ways of seeing for the next generation.

First Place, New Media, University Film & Video Association
Currently under consideration for further exhibition

Families Can Be Together Forever (2016)
Follows my journey out of the Mormon church, a transition that unexpectedly coincided with the birth of my daughter. Filmed over the course of my pregnancy, the film explores the emotional and spiritual weight of leaving Mormonism, its influence on the mother I hoped to become, and how it reshaped my understanding of the mother who raised me.

Best Creative Producing, It's All True Documentary Festival
Semi-Finalist, Atlanta Docufest
Official Selection, The Block Film & Art Festival
Official Selection, Female Filmmakers Film Festival
Conference Selection, University Film & Video Association

The Privileges and Responsibilities of Sisters (2015)
Using archival footage from more than forty years of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' General Conference, the film reveals startling expectations of Mormon women.

Official Selection, Yoni Fest
Official Selection, Contained Shorts Festival
Official Selection, ArtWalk Festival
Official Selection, It's All True Documentary Festival
Gallery Exhibition, Minneapolis College of Art & Design

Motherhood (2015)
An observational documentary exploring the division of domestic labor through one afternoon with a young straight couple raising their twin toddlers.

Sealed (2010)
An autobiographical radio documentary exploring divorce and its lingering impact on children. Two decades after our parents' separation, my siblings and I reflect on the aftermath.

The Sunday Sound (2010 - 2015)
In August of 2010, I challenged myself to create a 60-second sound composition each day of the month. I called it The Daily Sixty. Those one-minute dailies eventually became weeklies called The Sunday Sound. All compositions available via News. Here are some favorites.