Sunken is my most ambitious unfiction project to date, and I suspect it will likely take me a long time to finish. I chose to create all the episodes at once to release tv season style, so now I stare down the barrel of a gun loaded with six hours of episodic horror. The series is highly visually experimental, dipping into elements of motion graphics, animation, puppetry, stop-motion, and more, and it allows me to flex my artistic muscles in ways that I couldn’t with HIMM. The scriptwriting stage is complete, I have shot the majority of the footage, and I am now steadily working through all the visuals I shall need. As I am very busy in my day-to-day life, Sunken is a slow process, but I hope to see it through to its completion, lest the bloody woman in the bathtub climb out and murder me. More on her later.

hiimmarymary was my first found footage web series, running from July 2016 to May 2020. The series consisted of a YouTube channel with 19 episodes (and one livestream!), an in-character Blogspot account, and an in-character Twitter account. The series is a psychological horror piece featuring “Mary,” a young woman who awakens to find herself locked in a house with no memory. As soon as night falls in the home she is tormented by a series of malicious entities, and she is forced to learn to adapt and survive in a world she can barely understand. As of January 2021, hiimmarymary has amassed 100k+ YouTube subscribers, and it has been covered and analyzed by popular YouTubers, including Film Theory, Loey Lane, Nexpo, Nightmind, Inside a Mind, among others.