After a 25 year career in international development, policy and advocacy, I am now returning to film studies from September 2021 for a full academic year.  My aim is to work on creative film and TV projects that speak to the issues, challenges of our time towards commonly owned solutions.  

I am working on my first documentary.I am looking for collaborators.Presumed dead: The search for my missing sister and the unravelling of a family secret. A Holocaust story.

I've been a WIFV member since 2018 which has majorly helped me in moving forward towards my career that I now have as a doctoral candidate at George Mason University where I specialize in using cinema as a cultural studies tool. I am constantly trying to find avenues of exhibition for under-seen films and am currently in the process of creating a national and accessible archive of Puerto Rican cinema. Hopefully by the end of my program, there will be offices in DC and PR that will be dedicated towards this. I love film, I love supporting filmmakers, and I am so thankful for everything this ...

Producer/Editor/Writer of Jungian Archetype in Film, a series that demonstrates archetype in classic film. From femme fatale to Frankenstein, there is no greater art form that expresses the magic and the mystery of Carl Jung’s archetypal psychology better than film.

For 20 years, I have produced award-winning stories on religion, history, bioethics, and popular culture for the PBS news program Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly. I have worked as a field producer, script writer, and archival researcher for production companies creating historical films. I am also developing historical documentaries on amazing women.