Sight Unseen is a roaming experimental film and workshop series which was initially funded by the MICA Launch Artist in Baltimore Award upon my graduation at MICA in the spring of 2012. Since it's inception, the series has worked with over 120 artists, curated 30 programs and has worked with many venues and institutions including, The Goethe Institute, The Baltimore Museum of Art, Maryland Institute College of Art, Johns Hopkins University, The Pittsburgh Filmmakers and The High Zero Foundation.

Sight Unseen organizes a workshop series which is also funded by the MICA Launch Artists in Baltimore Award. Sight Unseen invites chemists, filmmakers and educators to Baltimore to teach workshops on various photochemical processes in collaboration with other community spaces throughout the city. Sight Unseen has invited The Process Reversal Collective, Australian Filmmakers, Richard Tuohy and Dianna Barrie and Alex Mackenzie to conduct workshops and present their works to the Baltimore community.

 In 2014, Process Reversal held a two day hand made emulsion workshop at Current Space Gallery and community darkroom. Richard Tuohy and Dianna Barrie from Nano Lab in Australia presented their handmade 16mm films at The Red Room and held a workshop at Full Circle Darkroom on their alternative film processing technique, CHROMAFLEX.  And in the Spring of 2016, Vancouver based artist, Alex Mackenzie came to Baltimore to present his live film performances at The Red Room and teach a workshop on expanded cinema at Psychic Readings, a performance and studio space in Baltimore.