+MOOD BOARDS+

a mood board helps relay your creative vision to your team. It creates a common visual language to better communicate your vision. I find creating mood boards helps convey my vision. By finding inspiration and examples from film, TV, art, and media, I am able to clearly describe my vision with images.

From shot-listing to set design to costume inspiration, I create mood boards to communicate what I am trying to convey visually.

K-I-S-S-I-N-G was a creative, collaborative, and exciting project to bring to life with a team of incredible creative people. My mood boards below show a bit of how I communicated my vision to my team.

Party vibes - tinsel, glitter, youthful abandon

Rom Com inspiration, what does queer love look like on screen?

Who is Ruthie? This was used for casting and helping Lizzy develop the character

How do our characters dress in scene one? Using pictures from my past to help create a vision of mid-2000s awkwardness

Jewish camp scene, using images from my past, religious self to help create a basis for costume design

What does Ruthie look like in college? Like Becky in college!

Maybe When You’re Older

This is a mood board I created for my short film, Maybe When You’re Older. It was used to apply for a grant in which the film made it to the final round but was ultimately not chosen. I hope to still make it one day soon.