Senior Interactive Specialist
Responsible for managing the full cycle of projects from determining scope and goals with clients, design, development and testing, I worked on a wide-range of interactive and explanatory projects for a variety of technology companies including Boeing, Discovery Channel, Cisco, Corning, Bio-Rad and Motorola.
Future Weapons, NLOS Cannon Challenge, NASA 50th Anniversary, Human Body Explorer
This was for the TV series Future Weapons on the Discovery Channel, hosted on discoverychannel.com. Users could explore some of the various weapons the TV host showcased in this interactive and informative Flash application. This was for the TV series Future Weapons on the Discovery Channel, hosted on discoverychannel.com. Users could explore some of the various weapons the TV host showcased in this interactive and informative Flash application.
This was for the TV series Future Weapons on the Discovery Channel, hosted on discoverychannel.com. Users could explore some of the various weapons the TV host showcased in this interactive and informative Flash application. This was for the TV series Future Weapons on the Discovery Channel, hosted on discoverychannel.com. Users could explore some of the various weapons the TV host showcased in this interactive and informative Flash application.
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of NASA’s initial missions into space, we partnered with Discovery Channel to create this informative interactive experience that allows users to explore several missions with crew details, rocket building tasks and mission timelines and imagery.
As Discovery Channel expanded it’s TV programming, I was given an opportunity to help define content and scope of interactive projects with the client; which lead us to this project. They had a TV show already filmed, so we decided to explore different episodes by creating interactive modules users could build an eye, explore the nervous system, play with physics and force and a custom memory game I designed and coded in Flash. The client expressed how much they loved the creativity and polish each module had and fit within the episode’s branding.
