An ensemble cast struggles with an ancient, creeping terror in overlapping narratives. Featuring material from In The Mouth of Madness, Deep Rising, The Mist, and the music of The Beach Boys. The perfect holiday movie to end 2020!

This edit combines material from Southland Tales and The Rundown to tell the story of two souls who travel to the 4th dimension, the rest is completely open to interpretation.

This is an editing project combining material from Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom into a flashback structure.

Paradise is an editing project combining Prometheus and Alien: Covenant into a single, David-centric narrative.

'Man of Tomorrow' is a narrative experiment that combines Man of Steel and Batman V. Superman into one film. The goal was to use material from both films to form a single, feature-length, 3-act structure that focuses on Superman.

After the positive reception to Derelict (my Prometheus/Alien mashup), I decided to take a look at the least-loved of the proper Alien series. Ripley is an editing project that blends Alien 3 and Alien: Resurrection. I used footage from the theatrical & extended editions of both films to focus on the tragedy and eventual triumph of Ellen Ripley through a time-shifting narrative.

"Prometheus" wasn't exactly an Alien prequel, but this treats it as such by intercutting the events of Alien with Prometheus in a dual narrative structure.

"Derelict" is in black & white to better marry the visual quality of the two originals (and also because both films look great in black & white). Roughly 30 minutes has been cut from Prometheus and about an hour of Alien has been used in its place. Some content from the deleted scenes of Prometheus was also used.

The sequel to 'The Crash'. I re-edited the 2nd season of Lost into a 3hr45min film that plays out in 4 chapters. Like I did in The Crash, I focused on the major through lines of the season while also keeping any major details that are important for watching Season 3 and beyond. This also includes some footage from season 1 that wasn't used in The Crash.

As an editing exercise, I condensed the primary storylines of Lost Season 1 into a 3 hour (ish) film. With the exception of one major flashback that was moved into my Season 2 cut, the goal was to include enough information for all subsequent seasons to make sense for someone who hadn’t seen the show.