Jill started studying film during her time away from school during the COVID-19 pandemic. She completed her school's videography track after starting her film studies in her junior year.  She was brought on as a videographer for MAGIC!, a virtual production. From there, she was hired as a Videographer of Dance for the Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance's marketing department, making archival and promotional videos.  

Developed as a student in her undergrad, this film was made to continue exploring her passion for screen-dance. The short features two ballet-trained dancers falling in love through their dreams. The film was selected for the American Screendance festival in 2022.

Her senior year thesis culminated in this short film which she produced, script supervised, and edited from start to finish. The short explores a female delivery driver and the challenges she experiences during a rough shift. The film has yet to be published in preparation for festivals.

As a part of the production MAGIC!, Jill was brought on as a videographer for a multitude of filming and editing responsibilities, her favorite being a three-minute screen-dance called Dance of The Griots. To this day, this is some of her favorite and most formative work.