Intake Specialist and Residential Counselor

PRC Baker Places

San Francisco, CA · Full-time

• Improved average bed utilization from ~62% to 78%+ (rolling 3 months) by digitizing internal intake and referral processes.
• Completed AOA-07 intake assessments through multi-provider records research: Epic first, then three to five outside providers per client by message, phone, and email, rebuilding social histories from fragmentary records. Assessment turnaround fell from about seven days to 24–72 hours.
• Maintained and extended the agency's SQL referral database and built the digital intake workflow around it: online forms, Teams routing, email, and website updates across four houses, partner jails, and SF DPH. It replaced a fax-based manual process.
• Named by the program manager as the site's Epic resource: formally trained three clinicians on documentation workflows and served as the standing escalation point for Epic questions across the residential program.

Harm Reduction Program Lead

Independent — multiple festivals (incl. BAAAHS)

San Francisco, CA / festival sites · Volunteer

• Designed the harm reduction program for BAAAHS, a large-scale queer arts community at festivals of ~200–800 attendees, including protocols for risk recognition, supportive engagement, and referral-to-care.
• Wrote the escalation protocol the harm reduction team worked from. Five tiers, from disoriented-but-well through medical need to a 911 call, each with a defined response and a defined handoff. Standing rules across every tier: work in pairs, stay on radio with event and venue leads, and check back on anyone who was handed off.
• Trained 3 volunteer "rangers" at BAAAHS in risk recognition, supportive engagement, and referral-to-care protocols for large-scale queer arts events.
• Narrowed what frontline volunteers were expected to carry. Before the protocol, rangers felt obligated to talk people through crises themselves. The written tiers gave them a response for each situation and a person to route it to, so their job was to stabilize and hand off rather than to fix. One said it was much easier than they had thought.

Onsite Outreach & Care Coordinator

Lifelong AIDS Alliance

Seattle, WA · Part-time

• Ran late-night volunteer HIV/STI prevention outreach (10pm–2am, 1–2 nights/week over 5 years) in Seattle bathhouses and bars, distributing condoms, lube, and safer-sex materials and engaging ~20–50 men per night — roughly 2,000+ contacts per year sustained.
• Collected nightly venue census and referral tally data and submitted it to Lifelong AIDS Alliance, feeding Public Health–Seattle & King County MSM sexual-health surveillance informing HIV/STI prevention and early PrEP research and recruitment.
• Provided on-site resource navigation and referrals — ~5–10 per night — connecting men to STI testing, housing, and support services in queer community venues.
• Provided 1:1 harm-reduction counseling on safer sex and substance use risk reduction in bathhouse and community settings, listening to client concerns and tailoring information to each conversation.

Project Lead & Digital Archivist

CRFW Archive

San Francisco, CA / Denver, CO · Volunteer

• Inventoried a 304 GB, 48,538-file digital estate into a queryable SQLite manifest with SHA-256 fixity on all 35,866 on-disk files, surfacing 179 GB that existed only as cloud placeholders as the archive's largest custody risk.
• Moved 32,652 files (17.7 GB) into quarantine across five batches under a never-delete rule, logging every original path so any decision stays reversible; re-pathed the entire archive and repointed every tool and catalog entry with zero stale references.
• Designed a 2,300-record knowledge base across 18 entity types as the archive's single source of truth — YAML schema with provenance, confidence, sensitivity tiers and a publish gate — so the public site, database and browsable explorer all regenerate from it rather than being edited by hand.

Senior Project Manager

Edelman DxI

New York, NY · Full-time

• Captured requirements, estimated fees, and developed SOWs for creative, media, and measurement services valued up to $2.2M.
• Coached account team on emceeing and running effective standups, reducing time spent in meetings by 30–50%.
• Identified senior-labor utilization trending 10–15% above target and delivered quarterly staffing recommendations to the portfolio VP from actual-vs-expected hour analysis (Edelman's reporting platform and Tableau), bringing utilization back to target and advancing portfolio margin +10% YoY.

Scrum Master (Consultant)

Anheuser-Busch

New York, NY · Contract

• Led the Scrum transition for Anheuser-Busch's Beyond Beer division, consolidating its twelve brand teams into one operating unit. Shared agile routines were documented in Microsoft Project and Azure DevOps with the portfolio VPs.
• Traveled nationally to train 6 teams of 5–7 people on agile methodology and effective agile ceremonies.
• Consolidated 7 independent team routines into 3 coordinated agile routines across the division and leaned heavily into Scrum, cutting the data-gathering-to-insight pipeline from ~3 days of email back-and-forth to under 24 hours.

AB InBev — the Beyond Beer portfolio

Senior Project Manager

Jump450 Media

New York, NY · Full-time

• Co-founded agency PMO with SPMs and CCO; documented and distributed best practices across the agency.
• Built an automated, Slack-integrated approval pipeline between Wegmans and Jump450 using Zapier, Slack, and Airtable — assets submitted to a single Slack channel landed in an organized Airtable database for quick approvals, shortening asset time-to-market from 2–3 weeks to 3–4 days and giving the team granular data on each asset's social and digital ad performance.
• Re-engineered analytics reporting on a Tableau stack fed from Airtable and all of Wegmans' social, Google, and ad-tracker data, shifting biweekly output to quick screenshots instead of manual report-gathering — saving each team member 4–6 hours per week and cutting media-team labor on the account by ~one third while maintaining or increasing productivity.

Marketing Dive — Omnicom acquires Jump 450MediaPost — Omnicom Media Group buys Jump 450

Creative Project Manager

Future Colossal

New York, NY · Full-time

• Managed logistics, budget, and procurement for "The Arctic Refuge Experience," a two-story immersive installation simulating the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge before oil drilling, with a call-your-senator station for ANWR and the Gwich'in Nation. Toured New York, San Francisco, and Washington DC with Wallplay; project valued around $1.1–1.5M.
• Contributed sound design ideation to "The Arctic Refuge Experience," a multi-sensory immersive installation incorporating 14-channel audio, custom scent, wind, and fog effects.
• Traveled nationally to manage onsite staff and vendor installation of client exhibitions for Future Colossal.

Future Colossal — The Arctic Refuge ExperienceCBS New York — the installation

Producer

Evia Events

Seattle, WA · Full-time

• Led up to 17 junior editors producing blocks of 500 videos daily within 24-hour turnaround times for large-scale tech conferences.
• Implemented onsite communication practices using Skype for Business, reducing average production time by 25% at large events.

Business Development Consultant

Cafe Suspiro

San Francisco, CA · Contract

• Analyzed 2023 sales (~$150k gross) for trends; developed strategic plan targeting 50%+ growth in 2024.
• Identified menu items under 0.7 gross-profit margin and ran a profitability analysis of the owner's best-selling, most-focused items; recommended adjusting recipes, pricing, and sales mix toward comparable higher-margin items to lift overall profit margin from ~40% toward 60%.
• Made custom, luxury espresso drinks in a laid-back environment, covering up to 75–100 customers daily.

Daily Coffee News — Café Suspiro profile

Arts Producer & Grant Administrator

Self-Employed (Sleep Nod)

USA · Freelance

• Produced multi-camera documentaries of live performances for nationally touring artists to stream on OtBTV (On the Boards TV).
• Obtained and administered public grants to produce performances, films, and workshops with local artists; reported on use of public and private grant funds.

Seattle Channel Art Zone — rehearsal segment on Dylan WardSeattleDances — coverage of the work

Event Producer and Barista

Easy Street Records and Cafe

Seattle, WA · Part-time

• Produced sold-out, site-specific theater pieces and concerts of 75–100 attendees with artists local to West Seattle.
• Streamlined service processes and mise en place, raising daily sales by 35% within three years of hire.

Event & A/V Production, Donor Relations

Velocity Dance Center

Seattle, WA · Volunteer

• Contributed to collaborative planning for fundraising galas raising up to $500k; partnered with Velocity to approach individual patrons to fund new production grants for emerging dance artists.
• Produced multi-camera documentaries and sound design files on QLab for Velocity Dance Center's dance events.

Volunteer Event and Workshop Coordinator

BASE Art Space

Seattle, WA · Volunteer

• Made Countertechnique classes available to Seattle artists by inviting and hosting faculty from San Francisco; underwrote a scholarship and work-study program to subsidize enrollment.

SeattleDances — Base opens in Georgetown (first resident artist)

Food Program Director and Event Lead

BAAAHS

San Francisco, CA / Mendocino, CA · Volunteer

• Planned, marketed, and executed a fundraising event of 750 attendees, raising $14k for San Francisco artists.
• Designed and led a vegan-friendly fresh food program for a 3-day campout of 125 attendees and staff in a remote wilderness setting, managing all transport, purchasing, storage, and safety logistics.

Family Consultant

CRFW (Colin Richard Ferguson Ward) Fund

Denver, CO · Volunteer

• Advised the use of income streams from an artist's intellectual estate, providing micro-grants supporting Denver-area artists.

Intake Specialist and Residential Counselor

PRC Baker Places

San Francisco, CA · Full-time

• Improved average bed utilization from ~62% to 78%+ (rolling 3 months) by digitizing internal intake and referral processes.
• Completed AOA-07 intake assessments through multi-provider records research: Epic first, then three to five outside providers per client by message, phone, and email, rebuilding social histories from fragmentary records. Assessment turnaround fell from about seven days to 24–72 hours.
• Maintained and extended the agency's SQL referral database and built the digital intake workflow around it: online forms, Teams routing, email, and website updates across four houses, partner jails, and SF DPH. It replaced a fax-based manual process.
• Named by the program manager as the site's Epic resource: formally trained three clinicians on documentation workflows and served as the standing escalation point for Epic questions across the residential program.
• Built the program's utilization reporting: same-day census from Epic, longitudinal trends in Access and Excel, read by agency leadership and SF DPH.
• Rebuilt the bed census as a forecast instead of a daily count. Bucketed admitted clients at 45, 90, and 120 days of stay, flagged stays past 90 as extensions that would not free on the standard cycle, and joined the census on medical record number to the clearance and authorization records so each referral showed what documentation was still missing. Refreshed daily and read by the CEO, clinical leadership, and the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
• Owned documentation compliance for intake. Turned Medi-Cal medical-necessity rules into criteria and templates clinicians could apply, audited against them, and fixed what failed. No client of mine went unbilled for want of documentation.
• Conducted in-person and virtual intake consultations at jails, hospitals, and inpatient clinics for dual-diagnosis clients; administered ANSA, AOA-07, SDOH, MSE, and ACE assessments, working from a stance of unconditional positive regard, and translated each assessment directly into a treatment plan.

Harm Reduction Program Lead

Independent — multiple festivals (incl. BAAAHS)

San Francisco, CA / festival sites · Volunteer

• Designed the harm reduction program for BAAAHS, a large-scale queer arts community at festivals of ~200–800 attendees, including protocols for risk recognition, supportive engagement, and referral-to-care.
• Wrote the escalation protocol the harm reduction team worked from. Five tiers, from disoriented-but-well through medical need to a 911 call, each with a defined response and a defined handoff. Standing rules across every tier: work in pairs, stay on radio with event and venue leads, and check back on anyone who was handed off.
• Trained 3 volunteer "rangers" at BAAAHS in risk recognition, supportive engagement, and referral-to-care protocols for large-scale queer arts events.
• Narrowed what frontline volunteers were expected to carry. Before the protocol, rangers felt obligated to talk people through crises themselves. The written tiers gave them a response for each situation and a person to route it to, so their job was to stabilize and hand off rather than to fix. One said it was much easier than they had thought.

Onsite Outreach & Care Coordinator

Lifelong AIDS Alliance

Seattle, WA · Part-time

• Ran late-night volunteer HIV/STI prevention outreach (10pm–2am, 1–2 nights/week over 5 years) in Seattle bathhouses and bars, distributing condoms, lube, and safer-sex materials and engaging ~20–50 men per night — roughly 2,000+ contacts per year sustained.
• Collected nightly venue census and referral tally data and submitted it to Lifelong AIDS Alliance, feeding Public Health–Seattle & King County MSM sexual-health surveillance informing HIV/STI prevention and early PrEP research and recruitment.
• Provided on-site resource navigation and referrals — ~5–10 per night — connecting men to STI testing, housing, and support services in queer community venues.
• Provided 1:1 harm-reduction counseling on safer sex and substance use risk reduction in bathhouse and community settings, listening to client concerns and tailoring information to each conversation.

Project Lead & Digital Archivist

CRFW Archive

San Francisco, CA / Denver, CO · Volunteer

• Authored and enforced the publishing policy for a dead person's personal material: verbatim-only sourcing, no machine-generated interpretation, and privacy holds on 89 of 866 archived posts because they named living people who had not consented — shipping 1,420 pages with zero restricted content reaching the public build.
• Classified 317 private voice recordings for type and sensitivity against written handling rules — never characterize the subject's state of mind, flag rather than interpret, describe in eight words or fewer, name no living person — escalating 21 files to human review and producing an access tier recommendation of none-by-default for public.
• Managed a bereaved family as the project's stakeholders and reviewers — running two rounds of feedback with the artist's mother, setting up a story-intake channel that defaults to unpublished and forbids automated outreach to grieving people, and drafting the approaches to collaborators, a photographer and a music writer.

Senior Project Manager

Jump450 Media

New York, NY · Full-time

• Co-founded agency PMO with SPMs and CCO; documented and distributed best practices across the agency.
• Built an automated, Slack-integrated approval pipeline between Wegmans and Jump450 using Zapier, Slack, and Airtable — assets submitted to a single Slack channel landed in an organized Airtable database for quick approvals, shortening asset time-to-market from 2–3 weeks to 3–4 days and giving the team granular data on each asset's social and digital ad performance.
• Re-engineered analytics reporting on a Tableau stack fed from Airtable and all of Wegmans' social, Google, and ad-tracker data, shifting biweekly output to quick screenshots instead of manual report-gathering — saving each team member 4–6 hours per week and cutting media-team labor on the account by ~one third while maintaining or increasing productivity.

Marketing Dive — Omnicom acquires Jump 450MediaPost — Omnicom Media Group buys Jump 450

Senior Project Manager

Edelman DxI

New York, NY · Full-time

• Coached account team on emceeing and running effective standups, reducing time spent in meetings by 30–50%.
• Identified senior-labor utilization trending 10–15% above target and delivered quarterly staffing recommendations to the portfolio VP from actual-vs-expected hour analysis (Edelman's reporting platform and Tableau), bringing utilization back to target and advancing portfolio margin +10% YoY.
• Reorganized cross-team communication, meeting, review, and labor-tracking processes across consolidated creative, account, digital, and media teams, standardizing how work moved and was reviewed in Monday.com.

Senior Project Manager

Edelman DxI

New York, NY · Full-time

• Captured requirements, estimated fees, and developed SOWs for creative, media, and measurement services valued up to $2.2M.
• Coached account team on emceeing and running effective standups, reducing time spent in meetings by 30–50%.
• Identified senior-labor utilization trending 10–15% above target and delivered quarterly staffing recommendations to the portfolio VP from actual-vs-expected hour analysis (Edelman's reporting platform and Tableau), bringing utilization back to target and advancing portfolio margin +10% YoY.
• Scheduled and executed a tightly coordinated program comparing a focus group's reaction to OTT concepts, producing the winning concept within 120 days.

Senior Project Manager

Jump450 Media

New York, NY · Full-time

• Co-founded agency PMO with SPMs and CCO; documented and distributed best practices across the agency.
• Built an automated, Slack-integrated approval pipeline between Wegmans and Jump450 using Zapier, Slack, and Airtable — assets submitted to a single Slack channel landed in an organized Airtable database for quick approvals, shortening asset time-to-market from 2–3 weeks to 3–4 days and giving the team granular data on each asset's social and digital ad performance.
• Re-engineered analytics reporting on a Tableau stack fed from Airtable and all of Wegmans' social, Google, and ad-tracker data, shifting biweekly output to quick screenshots instead of manual report-gathering — saving each team member 4–6 hours per week and cutting media-team labor on the account by ~one third while maintaining or increasing productivity.
• Moved a business-critical reporting dataset off a single account manager's Excel file and onto an IT-supported Tableau stack drawing from a metadata table, Airtable, and the full asset table. Reporting went from 5 attributes to 12.

Marketing Dive — Omnicom acquires Jump 450MediaPost — Omnicom Media Group buys Jump 450

Creative Project Manager

Future Colossal

New York, NY · Full-time

• Managed logistics, budget, and procurement for "The Arctic Refuge Experience," a two-story immersive installation simulating the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge before oil drilling, with a call-your-senator station for ANWR and the Gwich'in Nation. Toured New York, San Francisco, and Washington DC with Wallplay; project valued around $1.1–1.5M.
• Contributed sound design ideation to "The Arctic Refuge Experience," a multi-sensory immersive installation incorporating 14-channel audio, custom scent, wind, and fog effects.
• Traveled nationally to manage onsite staff and vendor installation of client exhibitions for Future Colossal.
• Led vendors and nonprofit partners through SOWs up to $1.4M on projects budgeted $500K–$15M: two or three vendors per project, from fabrication contractors to remote QA technicians. Tracked proposed vs. actual spend weekly.

Future Colossal — The Arctic Refuge ExperienceCBS New York — the installation

Producer

Evia Events

Seattle, WA · Full-time

• Led up to 17 junior editors producing blocks of 500 videos daily within 24-hour turnaround times for large-scale tech conferences.
• Implemented onsite communication practices using Skype for Business, reducing average production time by 25% at large events.

Scrum Master (Consultant)

Anheuser-Busch

New York, NY · Contract

• Led the Scrum transition for Anheuser-Busch's Beyond Beer division, consolidating its twelve brand teams into one operating unit. Shared agile routines were documented in Microsoft Project and Azure DevOps with the portfolio VPs.
• Traveled nationally to train 6 teams of 5–7 people on agile methodology and effective agile ceremonies.
• Consolidated 7 independent team routines into 3 coordinated agile routines across the division and leaned heavily into Scrum, cutting the data-gathering-to-insight pipeline from ~3 days of email back-and-forth to under 24 hours.
• Built cross-portfolio tracking in Azure DevOps across five brands: one live view of progress and shared staffing, so leadership could shift focus to whichever brand was generating demand without waiting on status meetings.

AB InBev — the Beyond Beer portfolio

Business Development Consultant

Cafe Suspiro

San Francisco, CA · Contract

• Analyzed 2023 sales (~$150k gross) for trends; developed strategic plan targeting 50%+ growth in 2024.
• Identified menu items under 0.7 gross-profit margin and ran a profitability analysis of the owner's best-selling, most-focused items; recommended adjusting recipes, pricing, and sales mix toward comparable higher-margin items to lift overall profit margin from ~40% toward 60%.

Daily Coffee News — Café Suspiro profile

Arts Producer & Grant Administrator

Self-Employed (Sleep Nod)

USA · Freelance

• Produced multi-camera documentaries of live performances for nationally touring artists to stream on OtBTV (On the Boards TV).
• Obtained and administered public grants to produce performances, films, and workshops with local artists; reported on use of public and private grant funds.
• Produced ~450 unique assets within 3 weeks for time-sensitive political reporting during the 2020 election season.

Seattle Channel Art Zone — rehearsal segment on Dylan WardSeattleDances — coverage of the work

Event & A/V Production, Donor Relations

Velocity Dance Center

Seattle, WA · Volunteer

• Contributed to collaborative planning for fundraising galas raising up to $500k; partnered with Velocity to approach individual patrons to fund new production grants for emerging dance artists.
• Produced multi-camera documentaries and sound design files on QLab for Velocity Dance Center's dance events.

Volunteer Event and Workshop Coordinator

BASE Art Space

Seattle, WA · Volunteer

• Made Countertechnique classes available to Seattle artists by inviting and hosting faculty from San Francisco; underwrote a scholarship and work-study program to subsidize enrollment.

SeattleDances — Base opens in Georgetown (first resident artist)

Event Producer and Barista

Easy Street Records and Cafe

Seattle, WA · Part-time

• Produced sold-out, site-specific theater pieces and concerts of 75–100 attendees with artists local to West Seattle.

Food Program Director and Event Lead

BAAAHS

San Francisco, CA / Mendocino, CA · Volunteer

• Planned, marketed, and executed a fundraising event of 750 attendees, raising $14k for San Francisco artists.
• Designed and led a vegan-friendly fresh food program for a 3-day campout of 125 attendees and staff in a remote wilderness setting, managing all transport, purchasing, storage, and safety logistics.

Family Consultant

CRFW (Colin Richard Ferguson Ward) Fund

Denver, CO · Volunteer

• Advised the use of income streams from an artist's intellectual estate, providing micro-grants supporting Denver-area artists.

Sleep Nod Video Reel

Director + Editor

Eighty-five seconds cut from a decade of performance films, dance for camera, and commissioned video. The fastest way to see the range of the work.

Watch the reel (1:25)

Material Deviance in Contemporary American Culture

Video Director

Cinematic performance document for Alice Gosti's dance theater work at On the Boards, Seattle. Directed a team of four on opening night; edited into a performance film and promotional piece that enabled Alice to tour the work to Cambridge, New York City, and the University of North Carolina.

With Alice Gosti, On the Boards

Alice Gosti — work pageSeattle Gay Scene — reviewWatch the performance film

No One Will Ever Love You More Than You Are Capable of Handling

Performer

Performance work with Petra Zanki, presented in New York City and Seattle.

With Petra Zanki

Petra Zanki

The Institute of Memory (TIM)e

Video Director

Performance film for Lars Jan / Early Morning Opera at On the Boards, Seattle. Shot in one take on opening night, capturing a set built entirely of fluorescent lighting. Available for rent or purchase at Ontheboards.tv.

With Lars Jan, On the Boards TV

OntheBoards.tv — watch the filmEarly Morning Opera — project page

A Great Hunger

Director of Photography

Director of photography on the film version of Jessica Jobaris / General Magic's performance work at On the Boards, Seattle.

With Jessica Jobaris, General Magic, On the Boards

Watch the film (6:16)City Arts — review of the stage work

As You Like It

Video Director

Video direction on Jeffry Frace's stage production of As You Like It.

With Jeffry Frace

BroadwayWorld — UW Drama production

Identify — Fuzzy Math

Director

Music video for the band Fuzzy Math.

With Fuzzy Math

Watch (5:43)

A Rehearsal for 13 Problems

Video Director

Rehearsal capture for Dayna Hanson. Shot and cut as a working document of the piece in progress rather than a performance record.

With Dayna Hanson

Watch (5:20)

Clear and Sweet

Video Director

Multi-camera performance document for zoe|juniper, shot at On the Boards, Seattle. Produced in single and split-screen format to suggest the experience of watching the work in the round. Subsequently presented in New York, New Orleans, and Nashville.

With zoe|juniper

The Stranger — reviewOZ Arts Nashville — tour presentationWatch the performance film

Bodies of Water

Video Director

Promotional video for Alice Gosti's site-specific work at Seattle Waterfront Park, a free public event. Released on Facebook and Instagram with fast turnaround.

With Alice Gosti

Alice GostiAlice Gosti — Bodies of waterSeattleDances — review

It's a Boy!

Video Director + Editor

Video direction and edit for Joshua L. Peugh's choreography with Dark Circles Contemporary Dance, Dallas.

With Joshua L. Peugh, Dark Circles Contemporary Dance

Watch (3:13)Dark Circles Contemporary Dance

Cold Light Day

Sound Designer + Performer

Short dance film set in the Key Peninsula, Washington. Performed and contributed sound design. Screened at the Radar Dance Film Series (Vancouver, BC) and Local Sightings Festival (Seattle).

With Dayna Hanson, Jim Kent, Vinny Smith

Dayna Hanson — creditsWatch the film

Worth My Salt

Sound Designer

Original sound score for Cherdonna's first solo work. Layered Swan Lake, noise recorded from distant stars, and 1990s television and film into a pastiche-driven show about self-worth. Sold out every night at Velocity Dance Center, Seattle; subsequently presented in Portland and New York.

With Jody Kuehner (Cherdonna)

Velocity Dance Center — Made in Seattle archiveSeattleDances reviewSeattle Met — interview with Jody Kuehner

A Disagreeable Tale of Duplicity

Sound Designer

Sound score based heavily on Prokofiev's Romeo et Juliette for Whim W'Him, premiering at the Intiman Theater, Seattle. Critically acclaimed; received special mention from Michael Upchurch of The Seattle Times.

With Olivier Wevers, Whim W'Him

Whim W'Him

ArtPG

Choreographer + Sound Design

Original choreography and sound design for stage. Presented at GreenSpace, New York City.

Watch (10:23)

The Lesser Evils

Director + Producer

Dance for stage, directed and produced as part of the inaugural production residency at Base Arts Space, Seattle.

Watch the full work (51 min)SeattleDances — review (Base, 2016)SeattleDances — Out of Nowhere (2017)

Dogged

Choreographer + Performer

Choreography and performance for stage. Presented at Gay City Arts, Seattle.

Seattle Channel Art Zone — rehearsal segment

WORK (or Magic Thinking)

Producer + Choreographer

Evening-length work at Velocity Dance Center, Seattle, built in collaboration with its performers. Lighting design by Evan Anderson.

With Jim Kent, Alex Pham, Devin McDermott, Evan Anderson

Watch the full work (35 min)SeattleDances — review

MELODY NELSON

Producer + Choreographer

A 65-minute theater piece at Velocity Dance Center, Seattle. Produced and choreographed end to end, from casting and rehearsal through the run.

Watch the full work (67 min)BroadwayWorld — Next Fest NW commission

Responsibilities

Writer + Producer

Six-track album released as Sleep Nod. Aaron Sarles features on "Anthem."

With Aaron Sarles

Listen on Spotify

Whyers

Writer + Producer

Electronic album released as Dylan Ward & Aaron Sarles.

With Aaron Sarles

Listen on SpotifyApple Music

Talking to Myself

Writer + Producer

EP released under Dylan Ward. Two singles followed the same year, "Cat Magic" and "I Am A Very Sexy And Forlorn Robot Person," released as Sleep Nod.

Listen on SpotifyApple Music

Still Becoming (novel-in-progress)

Writer

Serialized science-fiction novel centered on the Tougen / Adam / Sebastien story arc, ~400k words, published on Substack as Sleep Nod. Chapters 1–7 plus additional episodes; Chapter 6.5 unpublished.

Desert Mode — essay arc

Writer

Multi-part grief and process essay arc published on Substack as Sleep Nod. Explores loss, resilience, and reinvention.