Feature Stories
Feature Stories
White Snake Projects, an activist opera company, gives writers and composers of marginalized backgrounds a platform to put their work on the stage. Their upcoming show, “Let’s Celebrate!,” highlights different cultural holidays across the world.
Dana Koops wrote, directed, and starred in her thesis film "La Bibliothèque," which follows a woman receiving a supernatural FaceTime call from her recently deceased brother.
Most indie artists would try to hide their suburban roots. Singer-songwriter and guitarist Meg Elsier, who grew up in a town 40 minutes outside of Boston, thinks it fuels her edge.
Emerson recently announced it was shutting down the Bright Lights Cinema Series. The series, and its head programmer Anna Feder, was a pillar of the Emerson community for the past twelve years.
On Oct. 19 and 20, this year’s Boston Anarchist Bookfair provided a space for anarchist and leftist book retailers, vendors, and organizational groups.
Alamo Drafthouse, the beloved Texas theater chain that provides audiences with in-house food and drinks, is opening its first Boston location in Seaport on Nov. 17.
Interviews
We had a conversation with filmmakers Guillaume Cailleau and Ben Russell on "Direct Action," which documents the daily minutiae of members of an eco-activist collective in France.
A conversation with Chilean filmmakers Cristobal León and Joaquin Cociña on their latest film "The Hyperboreans," which mixes puppets, stop-motion, and live-action into an oddball political allegory.
A conversation with Tyler Taormina on his latest film "Christmas Eve in Miller's Point," a freewheeling ensemble holiday film tinged with the existential.
Reviews
Albert Serra's latest film "Afternoons of Solitude" documents matador Andrés Roca Rey through two days of bullfights, depicting the glory and the cruelty of the tradition with equal precision.
Moroccan director Asmae El Moudir employs stop motion puppets to explore missing childhood memories in her feature directorial debut "The Mother of All Lies."
"The Tenants," by South Korean director Yoon Eun-kyoung, is a genre-blending horror film that derives its tension from contracts and policies.
Essays
An essay on the phenomenon of staring at a mirror in the dark and being unable to recognize yourself.
The Max, Emerson College’s beloved student eatery, recently underwent some unsavory renovations. But why do students care so much?
Magazine Layout
52 pages I designed for Black Swan's Spring 2024 issue "Ugly Duckling."
A flipbook of Page Turner Magazine's second issue I designed for display on their website.