This video ran exclusively in Lenovo Center for the Carolina Hurricanes 2026 Playoff run. On top of being the B camera on set during this pickup shoot, I was the main editor tasked with bringing this video to life. I worked closely with the Senior Motion Graphics Producer and Creative Director as well as Tenet Motion company throughout this process. Challenging but rewarding project.

Over the past few years I have captured some incredible moments while working for the Carolina Hurricanes. I compiled some of my favorite shots of those moments into this cinematic reel spanning from my 1st season in the NHL to my 3rd season in the NHL.

For training camp 2023-24, our team created an ASMR based video to showcase all the staff who is involved in getting the players ready for the season.
This was a project I worked on for Eric Staal’s Jersey Retirement Night. Eric Staal had an outstanding career in the NHL and I was in charge of showcasing how that looked. This was one of the biggest projects I have worked on to date. I had plenty of help throughout this process but it took many hours working on this project to see it come to life.
Take a trip with my friends Connor, Nick, and I to the Dolomites, located in northern Italy. We began our trip in Venice, where we spent a few hours before driving up north to Tione di Trento. We spent the next couple of days fly fishing the Torrente Arnó, Fiume Sarca, and Rio Vallesinella, catching a multitude of brown and marble trout. Barely scratching the fly fishing itch, we ventured east to Cortina d’Ampezzo. Nothing could have prepared us for the breathtaking views we were about to see. Every direction we turned our heads was one of the most picturesque landscapes you could lay your eyes on. We split our time around Cortina staying in a couple of the rifugios in the surrounding area. Our last day started with taking the gondola down from Rifugio Lagazuoi and driving back to Venice, where we ended our trip with a classic Italian dinner: pasta and pizza. The memories created on this trip with two of my best friends will last a lifetime and then some.

This was a project created for ahead of the carolina Hurricanes 1st round matchup in 2026 versus the Ottawa Senators. I incorporated some quick polarizing effects to keep the style from the playoff campaign that year, Sound the Siren.

Took inspiration from Amazon Prime’s show, Faceoff: Inside the NHL, and mic’d up Seth Jarvis while he watched one of the Carolina Hurricanes games from his home. This project was an interesting situation as Seth was injured at the time and he agreed to be mic’d while watching his team play against the New Jersey Devils. This feature was one of the more popular videos on the Hurricanes YouTube channel in 2024 and played a strong role as to why he was featured on Prime’s 2nd season of Faceoff: Inside the NHL.

This project was a series of projects that I created for the Carolina Hurricanes’s social media accounts that recaps the first game of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Ottawa Senators. This was a challenging project, having to sort through over 1 terabyte of footage and create a recap of the previous game, all by the next 18 hours since the game ended the night before. I created multiple different versions with differing aspect ratios of this video to be posted on all different platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, X, and Youtube.
This reel was all about building hype for the Carolina Hurricanes reaching the 2026 Stanley Cup Final. I sourced the song ALL CAPS by MF Doom as I thought it fit the gritty and aggressive vibe that the team was bringing into the series against the Vegas Golden Knights. Edited in Adobe Premiere and this ran exclusively on my personal social accounts.
I worked on this project with another producer on the Carolina Hurricanes’ video team to deliver multiple different videos for one of the sponsors for the Hurricanes, Wegmans. We worked with the Hurricanes’ former team chef as he made a few different players’ favorite meals. A+B cam setup with a simple key light and wireless LAV mics.

This open video ran the entirety of the 2025 playoffs for the Hurricanes. I worked closely with our Senior Motion Graphics Producer, Gavin Morris, and our Senior Creative Director, Cato Cataldo, throughout this project. The entirety of this video was shot and produced in-house and edited by myself. It includes highlights of our best plays through the 24-25 season and a small shoot staged in our arena. I thoroughly enjoyed working on this video, and it challenged me throughout the entire process.

This is a short storytelling piece edited for the Carolina Hurricanes social team. This video’s purpose was to tell the story of the team’s journey from Raleigh to Boston and preparing for theroad game against the Boston Bruins. These are common deliverables to our social team during road trips and we usually deliver them in 4×5s and 9×16s for them to then post to the Hurricanes’ social accounts.

This project had a dual purpose. On one hand, it was a task for the Carolina Hurricanes’ social team to build hype for the team coming back to Raleigh after playing on the road for 2 weeks, and on the other, it worked as a ticket sales push for fans to buy tickets to upcoming gams during the season. Fun one to create.

This project features Hurricanes defenseman Jalen Chatfield during a normal game day, and follows along from when he arrives to when the game ends. I worked closely with the Hurricanes equipment staff to ensure Jalen’s mic was ready to be placed into his pads for the game. I shot this video with a Sony FX6, 100-400 f4.5-5.6, and a QX5 PlayerMic.

I worked closely with our Senior Marketing Manager to create an advertising spot to push ticket sales through the beginning of the 2024-2025 season. I had to deliver multiple different versions of this video, all with differing aspect ratios and pixel dimensions so that each video could perform the best on the many different social platforms the Hurricanes use.

This reel was from the 2026 Stanley Cup celebrations held on this ice postgame after the Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup. Jordan Staal embraced his parents and brothers in this heartwarming moment showcasing what it really means to win hockey’s greatest trophy. I worked with out social team to post this reel and edited in Adobe Premiere.

I shot and edited this video for the Carolina Hurricanes’s social platforms and it features forward Seth Jarvis mic’d up during a team practice. Seth is a naturally funny person, so cutting down this video to the desired lengths was quite a challenge as there was so many good moments throughout this video. This video ran on the team’s social accounts, including Instagram, X, and Facebook.

I worked closely with our equipment managers and social team to produce this video. It features Seth Jarvis mic’d up during the team photo day. I quickly turned this video over to our social team after editing in Adobe Premiere. I met with the social team before shooting this for a preproduction meeting to discuss the best way to deliver this video to them for all of the Carolina Hurricanes’s social platforms. This video produced more than 535,000 views on Instagram alone.

This was a project I worked on for one of the Hurricanes’ Hall of Fame nights. I showcased Justin Williams’ illustrious career as a Hurricane by including messages from former teammates, coaches and staff members. This was a very demanding project to work on and seeing it play during the ceremony and on the Hurricanes’ social platforms was a very rewarding moment. Graphic was created by Jack Ridneour on the Carolina Hurricanes design team.

This project was a small segment from the Carolina Hurricanes’ YouTube show, Behind the Storm. This section was featured in Episode 9, and recaps Game 2 versus the Ottawa Senators in the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs. A fellow Hurricanes’ producer and I interviewed multiple players on some key plays during this game to get their personal takes of how they viewed the big moments from the game. Towards the end of the video, I intertwined clips from Jordan Martinook, a Hurricanes’ forward, about his point of view and mindset before/after his double overtime game winning goal.

This reel was cut specifically to highlight the best moments of the Carolina Hurricanes’s head coach, Rod Brind’Amour’s, postgame speeches he delivers to the team following a win. I worked with our social team to cut this video and used dynamic captioning to keep the audio engaged with what Rod was saying throughout the video.

This reel was shot during the 2023 Stadium Series between the Washington Capitals and the Carolina Hurricanes. Forwards Seth Jarvis and Jesperi Kotkaniemi were intrigued by the 360 camera I had mounted on my camera, which makes for this fun, blooper-style reel. I sent the clip over to our social team and they immediately loved it, posting the clip to the Canes social accounts a few minutes later.

I crafted this project for the Carolina Hurricanes social team to showcase the win streak that the team was on at the time. Just a short little sizzle delivered in a 9×16 and 4×5 to build engagement with the team’s fans via their social accounts.

This project for my own social platforms, highlighting some of my favorite shots from opening night 2024 to the end of January 2025. Enjoy :).

After the 4-0 series sweep over the Ottawa Senators, myself and two other producers on the Canes’s video team created this troll video to use on the team’s social platforms. This reel plays very well into the Canes’s presence on X, as they are known to be very chirpy and not hold back when roasting their opponents. This video reached over 940,000 views across Instagram and X.

For this project, I interviewed Michael Watkins, a cancer survivor for the Carolina Hurricanes Hockey Fight’s Cancer Night. We discussed his battle with cancer and his journey to becoming cancer free.
I created this video to be played during the celebration night of the 20th Anniversary of the Carolina Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup. This project was a 4 part project, where myself and the entire Carolina Hurricanes video team interviewed former Hurricanes alumni to reflect back on what winning the Stanley Cup meant to them. This video was specifically getting the former players to talk about the team that the Hurricanes front office had assembled going into the 2005-2006 season. It was a lot of fun talking to former alumni and getting their thoughts on their team that season and how they felt heading into opening night. It was very cool seeing a lot of them in the same room together.

This was a fun little edit I created for my own social media accounts. I tested out the new Sony 50-150 F2 on some road games while traveling with the Carolina Hurricanes and really dove into color masking for each individual frame.

Enjoyed working on this project working with Billy, the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Carolina Hurricanes. Shot this video over the course of a few days, talking with Billy to give a little insight into his training plan for the players as they come back from summer vacation.

I created a video to play for the Hurricanes in-game show for the 2024 Playoffs. This ran before the 2nd or 3rd periods and played multiple times over the playoffs. I used a lot our our “Cause Chaos” assets and thematics throughout this video.

This was a freelance project created for Champion Hills, a golf community located in Hendersonville, North Carolina. I collaborated with the on-staff videographer from King and Columbus and another freelance photographer to create assets for Champion Hills to utilize at their disposal.