I directed and edited My Little Man, a surreal short film about grief, memory, and the strange, magical ways we cope with loss. It follows a young man mourning a family member while dealing with a whimsical creature that secretly steals and rearranges his belongings. This was my most ambitious project to date, involving complex green screen compositing and highly specific lighting to make the creature feel grounded in real space. Mirroring footage and building the visual illusion was one of the most challenging parts of the process, but also the most rewarding.