Producer/Director for Adobe Spark
Ode to Outside Lands 2016
Thank you, ChefsFeed, for sponsoring one of my favorite San Francisco romps of the year!
Athletes and Photographers Turn San Francisco into a Playground; Adobe Spark
Some of the world’s top athletes and action photographers took over San Francisco in an epic one-day photo shoot. Then I interviewed the participants about their work—my favorite type of story! Check out the resulting photo story I made with Adobe Spark.
Major Bay Area Cannabis Advertising Campaign Pushes Boutique Weed and Independent Farmers
The first major cannabis advertising campaign puts a focus on small business and sustainable, boutique, small-batch weed. Read the article on 7×7.
Tastes Like Chicken
For the winter issue of GFF, I talked to a bunch of people about the future of breeding for flavor and why food doesn’t taste like it used to. Researching this piece, I became a woman obsessed–even considered moving to a farm and enrolling in a food science graduate program before I remembered I killed a succulent once and the last science class I took was Astronomy 101.
The whole issue is gorgeous and delicious–and mostly plant-based. Go buy it today!
San Francisco’s Best New Food and Drink of 2015; Thrillist
It was a good year to be a food and drink writer. Read the whole article here: https://www.thrillist.com/eat/san-francisco/thrillist-san-franciscos-best-of-2015-awards
30 Under 30; Zagat
One of my favorite assignments of the year! Read about The Bay’s rising food and drink stars!
First Piece for Eater SF
That week I spent eating almost nothing but meals delivered via an app for Eater SF: San Francisco’s Food Delivery Apps, Reviewed
Behind SF’s Rocky No-Tip Revolution; Zagat
My first reported national feature for Zagat covers the challenges of changing tipping culture and its SF roots. Read the whole beast here.
First Cover Story!
GFF Magazine’s holiday issue will be on newsstands next week! For this one, I baked and tasted 19 cakes in one day and later, spent 10 hours at Tyler Florence’s house watching him cook a holiday meal for his family.
Amy Copperman 