The height of my video directing career was when Jason Curtis (Olin '12) and I coordinated some of us studying away to make a video to submit to Olin's annual 30-second video competition. We won the competition.
I first got involved in music composition because I didn't want to write a report for orchestra class. Instead, I chose to compose a piece with the limited music theory knowledge I had. I followed up by taking a music composition class in college. Here are some orchestral pieces I've composed:
| Spring. mp3, mp3 (live), pdf. | Fall 2008, revised Spring 2009. String quartet. |
| Autumn. mp3, pdf. | Fall 2008. Piano (crash cymbals optional). |
| Tango on the moon. mp3, pdf. | Fall 2008. Alto sax, piano, string bass. |
| Counterpoint. mp3, pdf. | Fall 2008. Horn and trombone duet. |
| Colors. mp3, pdf. | Fall 2008. Flute solo. |
| Summer. mp3, pdf. | Spring 2008. Full orchestra. |
| Romantic Overture. mp3, pdf. | Spring 2007. Full orchestra. |
When I taught myself HTML/CSS, I practiced my skills by building two websites for two of my friends. One runs an ice cream truck service, and one is a very good amateur composer.
Back in high school (circa 2008) I took panoramas using a point and shoot and AutoStitch.
Camera tech has progressed such that I can simply use one camera and capture 360 film in time and space. Here is some footage of watching the 2018 Football World Cup final between France and Croatia in front of the Champs de Mars/Eiffel Tower. I used the Ricoh Theta V
Here's a comic book I made... in 6th grade.