UCSF: Chancellor Medal Awardees
The UCSF Chancellor Medal Awards celebrate extraordinary leaders shaping the future of healthcare and scientific discovery in San Francisco. In both 2022 and 2024, I partnered with UCSF’s internal production team to shape and produce a series of short films honoring each recipient. Through deep research and personal interviews, I developed a comprehensive “Series Story Guide” for every honoree, crafting bios, three-act narrative structures, and tailored interview frameworks that streamlined production and editorial. The team at UCSF has adopted the Series Story Guide as a guiding creative framework, aligning storyline, visual language, and motion design to ensure each future film stands on its own while contributing to a larger narrative of impact, leadership, and legacy.
Founded in 1968, the UCSF Black Caucus was established to confront inequality within the University of California and to advocate for equity, representation, and lasting institutional change.
A profile of Nobel Prize–winning scientist Dr. David Julius, whose groundbreaking discoveries transformed our understanding of pain and temperature sensation.
A profile of Nobel Prize–winning scientist Dr. Jennifer Doudna, whose pioneering work on CRISPR gene editing reshaped modern biology and opened a new era in genetic medicine.
A profile of Congresswoman Jackie Speier, a fearless public servant whose decades of leadership and advocacy have shaped national policy and championed accountability in government.