projects

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Murmur is a multi-modal ambient display and listening machine as well as a test bed for reactive surfaces, control algorithms and matrices, and interaction contexts.

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Flight of the Pegasus is a crowd interactive computer-vision driven full body experience/game originally created for the 2007 Wired Nextfest.

My contributions to the project include creative direction, game design, experience design, video compositing and editing, 3d asset creation (Maya) and project management.

video coming.

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User interaction-flow frames from a proposal I produced for the NASCAR Hall of Fame Donor Wall in Charlotte, NC while working at PlayMotion in January 2008. Artists from Reality Check Studios created these wonderful illustrations from my concept sketches.

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Installed in the windows of the NBC Store, 5th Avenue NY,NY January 2008 to promote BRAVO's new series, Make Me a Supermodel. Clients: PlayMotion, Inc., Fallon McElligott, NBC.

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Soarin' Que Games: Full body / computer vision-driven social immersive/interactive games for Disney's Epcot Center.

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Interactive Virtual Aquarium designed for a new exhibit at the Florida Aquarium September 2008.
Visitors to the Florida Aquarium can interact with (virtual) marine life while learning some interesting facts.

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This series of sonifications was created in 2004 at the Experimental Television Center in collaboration with Aaron Miller.

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The Encyclopedia of Contemplative Practices (ECP) : Acting as both a tool and a resource, ECP's mission is to provide a space for collaborative research, information sharing and site content creation for scholars in the field as well as an encyclopedic resource for the community.

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g360.com is currently in development.

This site aims to provide micro access to test prep material, including test and topic specific videos and practice questions. Individual practice questions will refer to specific video points in order to help students quickly review related material.

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playsdk.com is a site for PlayMotion's SDK built with Drupal 6. The site provides information about the SDK including manuals and reference material, design tutorials, and an option to request a license to download the SDK.