In the mid-1990's he worked in the burgeoning field of digital effects. He has produced dozens of films and videos, many of which have screened at major film festivals including Ann Arbor, Vilo do Conde, 25FPS, Black Maria, Humboldt and Big Muddy. In 2008 he received the award for Best Cinematography at the 46th Ann Arbor Film Festival for his experimental film, "Li: The Patterns of Nature." He received the Director's Choice Award at the 15th Black Maria Film Festival for an experimental animated film, "Form and Void." Known for his use of unusual cinematographic techniques, he often employs time-lapsed photography, microscopy, kirlian imaging and cymatic imaging technology in his films that are described as painterly, inquisitive and visionary. In recent years he has produced documentaries for American Public TV.