This past weekend, I was one of three videographers recording "Unraveled," a play sponsored by a local church. It focused on the psychiatric practice of Dr. Angelique Preston and some of her patients. One of the patients included a transgender woman. While I initially cringed and assumed it would be a damnation sermon, I was pleasantly surprised to hear the doctor say that God loved her how she is now and that she should work on loving the skin she is in. The following video contains three clips from different parts of the play: the transgender patient, the firm partners, and Dr. Preston's friend who stops by with news about a recent property purchase. 

Note about the audio: my camera was not the one receiving the feed from the board. The audio I captured through a shotgun mic was intended to help the editor in post-production.

This video is intended as a sample of my stage work.

Unraveled Samples

The show also included a performance by Marcus Canty before the second act. Canty was a semi-finalist on the US version of "The X-Factor" singing competition.

Marcus Canty