Paper Magazine premiered underwear line Jonesy’s female-forward fashion film starring female-first music agency Les Filles. Couldn’t have been happier to have worked with a fun and amazing team on this one, and also add a bit of girl power music (Les Filles’ own Blu Detiger custom wrote the track).

Check out the Paper article here, and the video here. Took some BTS photos on 35mm as well, above.

Last weekend was a whirlwind - loved working with an incredible team on a short film that I wrote in October in exploration of the #MeToo movement. Fletcher Wolfe was an incredible collaborator as Director of Photography (pictured above), and she really embraced the first snowfall of the season into our visually moody piece. Cannot wait to tackle this one for post! More BTS photos above.

Manrepeller interviewed me & 6 other female surfers in NYC about life advice relating to our time in the water. Check out the article featuring 2 of my inspiring friends Rebecca Richard + Mylene Alcayaga!

Photo: Maggie Shannon | Article: Amelia Diamond

Tongal interviewed me for their Creator Interview series about my short film with National Geographic, “Movement”.

Thanks so much to Madeleine Mindling for conducting such a thoughtful Q&A.

New work! A video series featuring model Hélène Desmettre @ Supreme Management to advocate clean and natural beauty. We hope to promote the importance of environmentally conscious, healthy, natural ingredients in your beauty products! Thanks to Au Naturale Cosmetics for their vegan, cruelty-free, sustainably sourced makeup.

DP: Kazu Okuda || Makeup: Justine Sweetman || Music: Drum & Lace

I’m super excited to share the release of my short film “Movement” with National Geographic! This was an incredible journey with its own set of challenges, most likely heightened because it was based on my personal story from just a year ago. So happy to be able to share this with the world and dedicate it to my father. Look for it on Video On Demand on National Geographic’s Channel, or for now, you can find the full film on National Geographic’s website or YouTube.