Emerson College

Crown of Gamma is a feature-length, narrative film. Composed in five chapters, and designed for consumption via a VHS box set with five modules, the film invites narrative scrambling and corporeal dismemberment (atomistic separation of form) from the view

Film installation that combines fictional narrative with fact-based documentary, drawing viewers into the interior life of the writer by allowing them to sit face-to-face with the five women who were most prominent in Poe's life. --Abstract.

Video installation that explores "the ever-present struggle with greatness, a constant effort towards the top of the hill where the world of the ideals is...Two screens, one representing the ideal, one the mundane, display a bachelor during one evening."-