Island stories told through lens and heart.
A collection of documentaries, interviews, and visual essays from the heart of the Pacific.
Through film, I capture the stories that shape us — from the wisdom of our elders to the ways our land and ocean are connected. This is a collection of my video work rooted in Guam, including personal documentaries, cultural interviews, and environmental storytelling. Projects like Living History 671,Ridge to Reef and others reflect my love for this island, and my hope to preserve the voices, places, and memories that matter most.
Living History 671
Meet my grandparents Carmen & Manuel Meno. They are WWII survivors who endured the hardships of the Japanese Occupation on Guam during their childhood. They have taught me so much about life, love & resiliency. Living History is a personal interview series where I sit down with my grandparents to preserve their stories to share with the world. I hope you can enjoy their stories, life experiences, and nuggets of wisdom that they have to offer.
These conversations are a tribute to their strength, memory, and the history that lives through them.
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Ridge to Reef
This is a short documentary I produced during my undergraduate studies as a communications major. This documentary explores how everything is connected — from wildfires in the hills to coral bleaching in the bay. What happens upland, flows downhill. This is the story of Guam’s land, ocean, and the communities working to protect both. It was such an honor to work on this film with an amazing crew and cast.
We are PIMPAC
This video is a short overview of the Pacific Islands Managed and Protected Area Community (PIMPAC). PIMPAC is a long-term capacity building program for site based and ecosystem based management which is co-coordinated between the Micronesia Conservation Trust and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. I had the honor of producing this film as the former a Micronesia Challenge Young Champion from Guam.
The Tree of Life
Let’s Talk Trash
In 2017, I won first place in the Island Sustainability Video Contest with Let’s Talk Trash — a short video that explored the impact of waste on our island environment. Producing this piece sparked something deeper in me and led to my selection as a Micronesia Challenge Young Champion. It was the beginning of my passion for environmental storytelling and using media as a tool for awareness, connection, and change.
Left on Read
A seventeen-year-old girl from Guam deals with offline drama while trying to maintain her life online... This was a short film my classmates at UOG and I submitted to the UOGFF. I was originally only supposed to be acting as an editor for this project however I had to get in front of the lens for this film as our lead actress was unable to film on short notice.
