Projects
Video Projects
Senior Retrospective 2021
Senior Send Off 2021
Winter Sports 20/21
Fall Sports 20/21
3C Freshman Orientation Program 2020
Winter Sports 19/20
Chaminadeβs Annual Language Week 2020
Adoration in the Chapel Commercial
Fall Sports 19/20
Spring Sports 18/19
Winter Sports 18/19
Fall Sports 18/19
Film Projects
Fishing (2018)
Description:
βA young man (Lucas McNamara), shattered by the death of his younger brother, returns to a once lively dock in Long Beach, New York. While lightly casting into the cold channel, ripe with guilt and grief, he is interrupted by Josh (Chris Nielsen), who is also struggling with loss. The two quickly discover a connection between themselves and the dock, and, through a conversation, reconcile with their despair, and learn how to move on.β
Advisor: Chao S. Luo
Director: Thomas Pallai
Writer: John Miller
Producer: Jack Valentino
Director of Photography: Ryan OβConnor
Camera Operator: Jack Muscatello
Editor: Benjamin Goldfeder
Sound Operator: Michael Corwin
Podcasts - Project Palladium
Coronavirus Around the World (2020)
This podcast centers on the Coronavirus at large, with a focus on different stories from individuals fighting on the front lines against the pandemic. Our coverage ranges from the New York area to Spain, Japan, and China. In this segment, the two hosts connect the various news cycles surrounding the Coronavirus Pandemic, and the concept of returning to normal at some point in the future. A question is raised about βnormalβ, and what normal will actually consist of when the pandemic concludes. Will it be the same as before? Or, will it be a βnewβ normal, where every routine and standard is flipped on its head? These questions are woven throughout the segment, with a realization among the two hosts serving as a poignant conclusion.
Produced and Edited by: Ronald Jabouin
Written and Performed by: Jack Muscatello
Co-Performance by: Luke DeBono and Maximillian Leston
Original Music by: Jackson Dempsey
Staff: Thomas Breslin, Jay Alex Garcia, and Andrew Galligan
Special Thanks To: Officer Evan DeBono, Carlotta Leston, Seth Reisner, and Houjing for sharing their stories with us.
Photography