Based in Los Angeles
A short online interactive mystery puzzle experience built to be played at the LA Maker Faire, an event promoted in partnership with the Los Angeles Public Library.
Players helped a modern-day Dr. Frankenstein complete his AI by giving it a custom personality. They then helped it escape from its malicious creator by solving some puzzles that were specific to the Maker Faire event.
Maker Faire listing
An interactive mystery played in a group online in real-time across several custom made websites.
Players gathered information, cracked codes, "hacked" into websites, and solved the mytery of what was happening to people in the fictional town of Sugar Pine.
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Commisioned film on the history of Sequoia Airfield. Exhibited at Tulare County Museum. Winner of the 2020 Preservation Design Award for Interpretaive Exhibits.
California Preservation Society award page
Created and produced video content for an internet media company across a variety of subject areas, including developing several recurring weekly video series. Also worked on other videos and series in a range of production roles.