Video Editing
Video editing plays a major role in how I think about storytelling, pacing, and audience experience. As a producer, my hands-on editing knowledge informs decisions I make throughout the production process from shaping concepts and planning shoots to anticipating post-production needs.
The work featured here reflects my experience editing across a wide range of formats and platforms, including Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, and mobile editing apps.
Promo Video for Onsite Lobby Monitors
Created for onsite lobby monitors, this video brings together footage from performances, exhibitions, and cultural programs to capture the energy and creativity of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Featuring scenes from the galleries, the Blue Shield of California Theater, and across the campus, the video offers visitors a dynamic introduction to the artists, experiences, and community that define the organization.
Edited with Adobe After Effects
Air Between Us
Combining footage from rehearsals and preview performances, this video offers audiences a glimpse into Air Between Us, an aerial dance experience that transforms both the exterior of the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts building and the indoor stage into a performance space. The edit captures the movement, scale, and artistry of the production, inviting viewers to imagine the unique experience of watching dance unfold across unexpected spaces.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects
Denice Frohman on Esto No Tiene Nombre
Blending rehearsal footage, archival performance clips, content created by Denice Frohman, and material from the Elders Project, this video invites audiences into Esto No Tiene Nombre. It offers a glimpse into a deeply personal one-woman show that brings the oral histories of Latina lesbian elders to life, weaving together memory, humor, and identity to celebrate the stories that shape us.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro
How to Use TEXERE
This video invites audiences to take part in Indira’s public art project TEXERE, an ongoing, interactive digital weaving presented as an outdoor installation visible after sunset. Through simple steps it shows how individual participation becomes part of a collective artwork, encouraging connection, creativity, and shared authorship in a living public space.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro
Make a Mini Bahay Kubo
Edited as an inspiring, hands-on tutorial, this video guides viewers through creating a mini bahay kubo (nipa hut) in celebration of Filipino-American History Month and the exhibition MAKIBAKA: A Living Legacy. The video invites audiences to connect with Filipino cultural heritage through making, creativity, reflection, and personal participation in a living legacy.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro
MAKIBAKA: A Living Legacy
Highlighting MAKIBAKA: A Living Legacy, this video brings together interviews with artists Erina Alejo, Mark Baugh-Sasaki, and Rea Lynn de Guzman, alongside Curatorial Advisor Trisha Lagaso Goldberg and SOMA Pilipinas Director Raquel Redondiez. Work in the exhibition celebrates the culture, contributions, and enduring presence of the Filipino community in SoMa and across the Bay Area.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects
Bay Area Then
Spotlighting voices behind Bay Area Then, this video weaves interviews with artists Bill Daniel, Gina Osterloh, Sergio De La Torre and Chris Treggiari of Sanctuary City Project, alongside curator Eungie Joo. The exhibition showcases 21 artists who helped shape a bold new creative legacy for the Bay Area in the 1990s and the impact that work continues to have.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects
Hero image by dominador from Pixabay.