Faith. Fury. In Focus.

A film slate with colorful stripes at the top, resting on a brick wall, with handwritten text indicating a production title, director, camera, and date.
Group of six young adults standing together outdoors under street signs at the intersection of Menox Avenue and Malcolm X Boulevard, looking down at the camera.
Five young people are standing against a colorful, striped wall by a set of worn metal steps. The wall has peeling paint in pink, yellow, and green. The group is in casual clothing, with some looking at their phones and others looking away.
Group of young people gathered in front of a large mural on a brick wall, some taking photos or looking at each other. The mural depicts a person's face with glasses, and a red and white background. The people are dressed casually, with some wearing
Group of diverse young people standing and sitting outside a brownstone building with ornate architectural details, some wearing casual clothes and jackets, one person holding a clapperboard, appearing to be on a film set.
A group of seven diverse young people walking outdoors on a sunny day, surrounded by trees and urban buildings.
Three young people are standing on a city sidewalk near a parked black car and a tree, with one person adjusting camera equipment, while another is holding a camera and the third is leaning against the tree.
A group of five people standing outside on a city sidewalk in front of an ornate building entrance, engaged in conversation, with trees lining the street and black wrought iron fencing.
A group of people in urban street scene standing along sidewalk near a large tree and colorful mural on brick wall.

EST. 2025 

We don’t just make things. We make things matter.

EKLEKTIC Studios exists at the intersection of storytelling, strategy, design, and production.

Our work moves across industries because our imagination does too. From nonprofit organizations and mental health practices to college access and filmmaking, we step into ambitious spaces, identify what is missing, and build what needs to exist.

The work speaks. We make sure it gets heard.

B FREE PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES

Website Designer / Creative Director

A therapeutic home needs a digital front door.

B Free Psychological Services is a private practice therapy office based in Albany, New York, built around creating a new kind of therapeutic home for the people it serves.

EKLEKTIC Studios didn’t simply design a website.

We conceptualized the experience. We architected the environment. We built the bridge between curiosity and connection.

From the visual direction to the structure, messaging, user experience, and functionality, EKLEKTIC developed a fully functional digital presence designed to attract, inform, and retain individuals searching for a therapeutic space where they could feel welcomed.

MY COLLEGE TOURS

Consulting / Filmmaking

Building pipelines. Capturing possibility. Moving people forward.

My College Tours is a New York City Department of Education vendor and nonprofit organization dedicated to college preparation and experiential learning.

Their work has taken public and charter high school students from New York City to campuses across the country, including college tours spanning from New York to Louisiana.

EKLEKTIC Studios became a major creative and strategic player in establishing a SUNY college access pipeline connecting institutions from Binghamton University in Central New York to Stony Brook University on Long Island.

ELEVATE TRANSITIONAL LIVING SERVICES

Biographer

Giving the people behind the mission a story worth investing in.

Elevate Transitional Living Services is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping young women ages 15–21 build stable, independent futures.

For their first cohort and fundraising efforts, EKLEKTIC Studios was brought in to do something deceptively simple: tell the stories of the people leading the mission.

We developed biographies for each board member, transforming professional histories and personal experiences into distinct narratives designed to connect donors, supporters, and community members with the human beings behind the organization.

This wasn’t résumé writing.

It was story architecture.

Because people don’t invest in organizations merely because of what they do.

They invest because they believe in who is doing it and why it matters.