VIDEO PROJECTS
Throughout her career, Beth has had the opportunity to work with organizations, communities, and individuals across the country, producing, writing, filming, and editing stories that connect people to ideas that matter. Her work spans documentary, educational, nonprofit, and digital media projects, always with a focus on creating thoughtful, engaging content that feels authentic to the people and stories being shared.
Most recently, Beth worked within the U.S. House of Representatives' Chief Administrative Office, where she produced and edited video content and taught video editing courses for House staff. Outside of her full-time work, she pursues freelance and passion projects, particularly those related to conservation, the environment, and public education.
Her clients and collaborators have included Maryland Public Television/PBS, the Smithsonian, the National Park Service, National Geographic, Waterkeepers Chesapeake, Coral & Oak Studios, Natural Grocers, Wedfuly, and many others. Not all projects are able to be shared on this website, so if you're interested in seeing more work samples, please don't hesitate to reach out.
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Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History
Beth edited these short films in a complement to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History's new exhibit, “Bison: Standing Strong,” which invites visitors to explore the enduring legacy of the American bison from ancient times to the present. These iconic animals shaped North American landscapes for more than 100,000 years and have anchored many Native American cultures for generations.
Waterkeepers Chesapeake
Clean Water Act Playbook
Beth worked in collaboration with the Waterkeepers Chesapeake as well as riverkeepers across the Chesapeake Watershed and community stakeholders to plan, produce, film and edit the below the three below videos as a part of Waterkeepers Chesapeake’s Clean Water Act Playbook for frontline communities found at CWAPlaybook.org.
National Park Service
Glacier Bay National Park
The below videos were made while Beth worked as a fellow with the National Park Service, in close partnership with members of the Hoonah Tlingit Tribe to post-produce and edit three educational videos for the park's website and social media. It was a joy to showcase the tribe's proud culture and community.
