Projects
A highlight reel. Full filmography below ↓
Australia's first end-to-end inclusive feature film — placing a young woman with (Trisomy 21) Down syndrome at the centre of a theatrical release. Written and Directed by Genevieve Clay-Smith, this film follows the journey of Sonja (Olivia Hargroder); after her mother dies, she must campaign against the plans of her estranged grandmother to sell the family home and send her away. To gain the support she needs, she must first channel an explosive temper into something more positive...Krump dance.
BET+'s first original adult animated comedy, inspired by Kevin Hart's childhood in North Philadelphia. 1993. From creators Michael Price (The Simpsons, F is for Family) and Matthew Claybrooks (Everyone Hates Chris), this NAACP nominated comedy features a mom's tough love and a kid's unbreakable spirit.
Vivid imagination. Gritty neighbourhood. Big heart! Watch the pilot episode here.
Kevin Hart and Nick Cannon's celebrity prank showdown on E!, featuring Tiffany Haddish, Ludacris, Fantasia, and more with some truly wild surprises!
Sketch comedy chronicling the chaos of modern romance. Created by CollegeHumor's Emily Axford & Brian Murphy. EP'd by Will Arnett. Shot across New Orleans, Chicago & LA. Watch the pilot episode free on YouTube, find both seasons on Apple TV.
Created by Luke Kelly-Clyne and Steve Marovitch, directed by Sammi Cohen. A sharp, witty series produced at the intersection of comedy and behind-the-scenes storytelling. Watch Unmade here.
A nonstop two-year run of fast-turnaround productions with A-list talent — Christina Applegate, Kevin Bacon, Mariah Carey, Wanda Sykes, Jane Seymour, Bill Nye, and dozens more. Highlights include Porn Stars Defend Net Neutrality (CNN, CNBC, Salon), Meryl: The Lifetime Biopic with Christina Applegate (Vanity Fair, Hollywood Reporter), Actors on Acting with Kevin Bacon and The Real Reason Women Don't Direct More Action Movies (Hollywood Reporter, Fast Company, WIRED).
A critically adored short film starring SNL's Aidy Bryant, released exclusively on Vimeo as part of their female filmmaker initiative. Covered by Entertainment Weekly, Slash Film, The Guardian, The Chicago Tribune, Jezebel, Paper Mag, and more.
Winner of Tropfest 2009 — Australia's most prestigious short film festival. A heart-warming story starring Gerard O'Dwyer, who has Down syndrome. The film that started everything. Covered by the Sydney Morning Herald, ABC News, and Radio Australia.