Black Kung Fu Chick is a dramedy webseries inspired by my love for martial arts movies of the 70's and 80's and a passion for female superheroes like Chinese martial artists Hsu Feng, Angela Mao Ying, and Pei Pei Cheng.

​A hybrid feature film anthology about challenging black female stereotypes

“Soap and Roses” tells the story of Raymond, a Chicago Southside janitor who in his off hours volunteers at a local community arts enter run by a young artist. When a series of turbulent events occurs, Raymond strikes out at the person he most admires, and thereafter begins Raymond’s struggle to resolve the consequences of an act he cannot reconcile.

After a young woman is raped on Halloween while she wears her Little Red Riding Hood costume, she is visited by various characters from the fairy tale as she considers the prospect of surviving her savage "wolf".

A lyrical short film that weaves past and present through the intimate recollections of a family grappling with legacy, loss, and the enduring power of memory. Subtle and evocative, it invites viewers to reflect on what we inherit—and what we choose to carry forward.

A vibrant, introspective journey through the creative process, following one woman’s search for voice, purpose, and connection as she reclaims the power of her own narrative. Both personal and universal, it’s a celebration of storytelling as survival, transformation, and play.