Documentary filmmaking is my passion. A Documentary film is defined as a "filmmaking practice, a cinematic tradition, and mode of audience reception" that's without clear boundaries and always evolving. These films usually constitute a broad category of nonfiction subjects such as religion, politics, social situations, tax reform, better healthcare choices, and many more.

The films are intended to document some aspect of reality, generally for the purpose of maintaining a historical record or helping to instruct the populace in some way.

Here are a few of my films:

Raven - One woman surviving in the San Diego foothills, alone with her friends, the Ravens.

Too Many Joses - When Presidential candidate Pat Buchanan said that there were, "...too many Josés in this country..." it sparked an odyssey for Boston teenager José Lugo.

A Bullet Has No Name - Youth violence in Southern California is met head on by the group Teens on Target.

M. Berger - A personal story about the relationships with my grandfather and father.

...To Be Loved - Homelessless in Philadelphia and Washington DC. Voices from the street.

The Mouth Revolution - A humorous, fictional tale about Mouths that are taking over the world and are demanding real, organic food.