About Me
I am a student at Penn State who makes weekly internet documentaries on early 2000s to mid-2010s tech. In the process of doing these weekly for the last year, I have taught myself many skills and how to run a platform on the internet. I take great satisfaction in creating a whole product for an audience, from the writing, production, editing, and eventually publishing on websites like YouTube. From there, I am able to gather solid feedback about my style and apply it to the next project.
That’s not all I happen to do either. At Penn State, I am a Film Production major and offer to edit projects or help out on sets: post-production and pre-production. Film School is where I am able to learn more formal techniques regarding writing, editing, and other disciplines, and make my own work and others’ work better.
Some things I like
Working
Making videos
Final Cut Pro
Operating the boom mic
Running this website
Important Projects
Apple’s Most Iconic Style: AQUA
This video, being my best-performing mini-doc, garned over 150 thousand views on YouTube, and got my foot into the door in the early 2000s MacOS centered space on the internet.
Quicktime’s Fall From Grace
This video, being a comprehensive look into the rise and fall of the QuickTime Software from Apple Inc., documents its fall from a collection of APIs and video playback tools to its gutting and replacement with AVFoundation after the release of QuickTime X in the late 2000s. This documentary received attention in ProVideo Coalition and garnered over 40 thousand views.
Grapher: macOS’s Most Unused App
This video, centered on the macOS Software Grapher, garnered over 60 thousand views and followed my formula of picking a lesser-used macOS app and following its history to where it is today.