For the past three years, I’ve been proud to work at Trailer Park Group, an industry-leading film and TV marketing agency. You can view our most recent work here.
Trailer Park's broadcast station ID spot "Duke :10," for Dune: Part Two, edited by Michael Burrows. Reposted with permission of Trailer Park Group.
Trailer Park's 30-second TV spot for the Netflix Original Series All the Light We Cannot See, "Spectacle :30," resized for social media by Michael Burrows. Reposted with permission of Trailer Park Group.
Trailer Park's broadcast promotional lower third for Dune: Part Two, edited by Michael Burrows. Reposted with permission of Trailer Park Group.
Web banner ad for Dune: Part Two, edited by Michael Burrows. Reposted with permission of Trailer Park Group.
A resize of Trailer Park's "Main Story" trailer for the Netflix Original film Damsel, edited for social media by Michael Burrows. Reposted with the permission of Trailer Park Group.
Trailer Park's main trailer for season 3 of Netflix Original Series Lupin. Edited for social media by Michael Burrows. Reposted with permission of Trailer Park Group.
In December 2019, Tastemade entrusted me with creating this eye-catching reel to promote their 24-hr digital network in retail displays of a global smart TV client.
An excerpt from the short narrative period comedy Holy Rogues (2018, dir. John Healy).
Short step-and-repeat interview with director Alex Gibney at the North American premiere of his film, Zero Days, at the 2016 AFI DOCS Film Festival.
I edited this compilation of Tastemade’s iconic hands-only recipe videos for Facebook and Instagram in March 2020.
Another short excerpt from period comedy Holy Rogues (2018, dir. John Healy).
I was very privileged to edit this video of the great Werner Herzog at the 2016 AFI DOCS Film Festival Guggenheim Symposium. The Symposium took place at the Newseum in Washington, DC on June 24, 2016.
2016 William & Mary Global Film Festival Fall Launch Event
Trailer for the Fall 2015 launch event of the 2016 Global Film Festival, a double feature of West Side Story and Japanese rap musical Tokyo Tribe: two films of the same genre, but with radically different tones and audiences.