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an introduction.A December 2022 graduate from the University of Houston with a double major in Media Production and English Literature. Autumn possesses a strong passion for creative direction, narrative storytelling and empowering the creatives around her. She currently works at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston as a Communications Coordinator Houston Cinema Arts Society as a Marketing and Administrative Associate and is continually building her independent studies in Black film and the film industry.
Her work includes being a Guest Programmer for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston for a special Black History Month Program titled "Through the Lens of Black Women". The 2023 edition of this series featured four feature-length films and a Q&A session moderated by Autumn with the director of The Watermelon Woman, Cheryl Dunye. The 2024 edition included another four-feature length films including Monica Sorelle's Mountains and the recently restored 1996 Bridgett M. Davis film, Naked Acts. Other notable moments throughout Autumn's career include interning for Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and NBC's Emmy-nominated Late Night with Seth Meyers. She's also worked as the creative director for Yato Clo. Intl. and worked as producer and director of photography on the student-produced short film, This Is Real Life, which earned over 60,000 views on YouTube. |
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