Corporate & Nonprofit Storytelling


I provide professional photography and videography services across Delaware and the region, partnering with organizations like Lori's Hands, the Delaware Department of Education, YMCA, healthcare organizations, and news organizations to capture authentic, impactful stories. Whether it’s producing training videos, creating bite-sized social media content, highlighting company initiatives, showcasing community outreach, or sharing impactful client stories, my goal is to connect each audience with memorable, compelling imagery.

People in yellow and red shirts gathered at an outdoor community event.
Band members playing instruments in golden sunset light during outdoor performance.
Choir members in cream and burgundy robes singing together with joyful expressions.
A musician plays drums during an outdoor performance in vibrant red and blue attire.
Two people in matching yellow shirts celebrating during an outdoor event with autumn trees in background.
Musicians performing at sunset with guitars and drums on an outdoor stage.
A choir group performing in white and burgundy robes in front of a brick wall with historic portrait.
Two people raising joined hands in celebration during a formal indoor event.

Improv workshop encourages communication for youth with autism

Second-year graduate students from the University of Delaware Communication Sciences and Disorders speech-language pathology program created “Winging It,” an improv workshop for young people with autism. Nine participants, ages 16 to 21, reported to the stage after school each day for two weeks to play improv games with the UD graduate students and master clinicians. “Winging It” is a passion project - and the graduation capstone project - of four students in the master’s program: Kathleen Becker, Julia King, Kelly McGarry and Maddy Pruitt. In developing Winging It, the grad students wanted to focus on activities that encourage communication in multiple ways, such as making eye contact, responding to someone else and even nonverbal cues, like a shrug.

Kids with autism develop life skills through dance at UD

Here in the United States, about one in 59 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder, according to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A dance study at the University of Delaware College of Health Sciences is focused on developing social communication skills, motor skills and behavior in children with autism. The study is through the Move to Learn Innovation Lab at UD's STAR Campus, where students under the direction of Dr. Anjana Bhat work with kids for 16 weeks of music, dancing and fun.

Steve & Preston's inclusive running journey to the Philly Marathon

Fusion Inclusion celebrates teamwork and the importance of everyone crossing the finish line. And there are no better ambassadors than Steve Sinko and Preston Buenaga. Steve provides the legs to run and Preston brings the heart to finish. Together, their relationship epitomizes the power of inclusion. The powerhouse duo has been training to race in the Philadelphia Marathon Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016.

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