How One Documentary Changed the Conversation Around Pets with Disabilities

Years later, the story resurfaced through a viral New York Post feature — evidence of how emotionally resonant narratives continue traveling long after release.

How One Documentary Changed the Conversation Around Pets with Disabilities

While producing an unrelated project, I recognized a story with the power to resonate far beyond its original audience. I developed and produced Thumper the Wonder Cat, an award-winning documentary that earned international media attention and continues to reach new audiences more than a decade later—including renewed national coverage through the New York Post.

A group of people, including dogs, gathers inside a Mercedes-Benz dealership. Two dogs, one of which is a large, black and white dog, are at the forefront, with one lying on the floor facing the camera and the other visible in the background. Text overlays mention a dog receiving a custom Mercedes-Benz wheelchair, and the scene appears warm and friendly.

Equinix — “Just a Click” Reframing Infrastructure Through Human Storytelling

Enterprise infrastructure is rarely emotional. "Just a Click" reframed the invisible systems powering the internet through a human-centered narrative, transforming complex technology into a story audiences could connect with.

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LinkedIn | The Story That Changed the Room

While producing LinkedIn's first global hybrid Sales Kickoff, I identified and championed a member story that became the emotional centerpiece of the event. The film generated immediate audience engagement and ultimately earned distribution through ESPN.