A journey into the art of storytelling
imagine. write. film.
WILLOW PARK (2025)
Follow Jeremy Kim and his quest to find a substantial reason on the sudden suicide of his girlfriend. Upon his findings, he encounters a dangerous figure, Luke and his friends, that may have had a role in her death. Consequently, Jeremy is forced to have a thrilling standoff against the people he has been avoiding. This short film is a proof-of-concept, with its plot taken from a segment from an original feature-length screenplay.
Some of my screenplays . . .
He’s Near (2025)
A suspenseful horror flick that tells the story of Spencer Gray, a teenager that is being followed by a man that only he can see. This isn’t the first time he’s encountered this mysterious figure, and he must make one final effort to escape before it’s too late.
The Insomniac (2025)
Joey Jacobs, a shy teenager with social anxiety, has lifelong insomnia due to his loneliness. Upon finding new friends at a new school, he begins sleeping normally, and once he does, he dreams of events that will happen in the near future. One day, he dreams of an event where everything will go black–meaning he will die that very instance. He must figure out how to stop his upcoming death, and the chaotic chain reaction that will emerge from it.
The No-Gooder (2022)
Heavily inspired by spaghetti westerns, The No-Gooder is a character-reliant examination of the thin line that separates good and evil. A violent, yet remorseful train robber, Elijah Morris, battles with a posse formed by several sheriffs around Wyoming. Meanwhile, a sheriff, Oliver Chaney, deals with heavy grief upon the death of his wife and son.
Au Revoir (2021)
A reunion party of World War II veterans turns sideways once a mysterious and vengeful figure arrives at their doorstep.
About me . . .
I’m an aspiring filmmaker hoping to create more works in the future. I have been passionate about creative writing ever since I was in elementary school, and I started the transition to screenwriting in middle school. Ever since then, I not only learned more about my passion for film itself, but rather, the beauty of collaboration. My recent project, Willow Park, inspires me to continue working with other creative minds to produce an idea into something tangible.