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Canon
Sennheiser, Behringer
Wescott, Draycast
Americas, East Asia, Africa
Premiere Pro
After Effects
Audition
Cinema4D
Illustrator
Vail Resorts
Keystone Symposia
Freeport-McMoRan
Evergreen Creative
CableLabs
I joined Level 17, LLC. as a multi-role media specialist to develop the game "The Ladon Device." Responsibilities included in-game content creation as a 3D modeler, and to build a media-focused web presence around the game. The Ladon Device is a story-driven shoot-em-up/exploration/crafting endeavor which is still in development.
Manu Omar Platt is a biomedical engineer and Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering. This project was intended to highlight Manu as an individual and also his important work in the study of sickle cell anemia, and in promoting diversity and inclusion in the life sciences.
Filmed on location at University of Colorado in Boulder, these community lectures were intended to engage the broader Boulder community by breaking down complex topics into informational and entertaining scientific talks by eminent scientists from all over the world. You can watch online here.
This series of Keystone Symposia Lab Tours was filmed on-location at Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda. The opportunity to highlight LMIC student-scientists in this part of the world makes this one of the more rewarding projects I’ve worked on.
