Awards & Projects

Realm Makers Aurora Contest

2025 Adult Fiction Finalist

Born of Chaos - Prologue & Chapter One

DePaul University’s Premiere Film Showcase

2025 Best Drama Feature

A Brotherhood of Blood & Bronze Screenplay

A young woman with brown hair, wearing a green jacket and black shirt, smiling and holding an award plaque in front of a backdrop with the logo and name of DePaul University and Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media.
A rugged axe with a leather wrapped handle, leaning against a textured red fabric, with blurred fiery background. Promotional poster for a screenplay titled 'A Brotherhood of Blood & Bronze', by Cileen H. Oehab, featuring awards for best drama.
Group of seven diverse people posing for a photo in front of a backdrop that reads 'DePaul University' and 'Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media'. Two individuals in the front are holding awards. The setting appears to be an award ceremony or celebration.

Fade In Awards Sci-Fi & Fantasy Competition

2025 Semi-Finalist

Becoming Chaos Screenplay

Promotional poster for a screenplay titled 'Becoming Chaos' featuring a figure in white medieval armor with long hair, set against a dark, mystical background. Neon text displays the title and awards, with a starry, forest-like scenery.

EQUUS Film Festival NYC

2018 “Best Equestrian Documentary Narrative” Award Winner

Silhouette of a woman with a whip or stick raising her hand, standing next to a white horse in a misty, dark setting, illuminated by purple and blue lights with fog, featuring logos of Tryon 2018 and Equus film festival. 
Carthage College Thesis in Digital Media & Communications
Premiered at the Tryon 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games. 
Credit: Writer/Director/Producer
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Group of people dressed in medieval costumes posing for a photo at the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament event.
Group of six people standing together indoors, smiling for a photo at the Equus Film Festival, with a logo in the bottom right indicating they are Winnie Award winners for best equestrian documentary narrative in 2018.