I am a Brooklyn-based journalist, ghostwriter, editor, and part-time professor

of media studies at Hunter College, CUNY, where I teach journalism. I also teach 

courses on writing and journalism at New York University's School for Continuing 

and Professional Studies, and I have taught interdisciplinary courses in the humanities,

as well as numerous courses on film history, analysis, and theory.

My articles have appeared in American Artist, Artbyte, CameraWork, City Limits, The Independent, PAPER, RES, Runner's World, SOMA, Time Out Chicago, and the Utne 

Reader. In 2000, I was a staff editor and writer at the now-defunct Silicon Alley Reporter. 

From early 2008 to May 2010 I was the chief writer for a political and social issues blog 

sponsored the fashion company Kenneth Cole Productions. 

I have co-written two books on New Media design and digital filmmaking, and edited ad

copy, corporate newsletters, and textbooks, among other editorial projects. 

In addition, I have served on several panels and awards committees to evaluate journalism, 

screenplays, Web sites, short online films, and New Media art projects.