5G&me is a world-class, award-winning, experiential executive briefing center. After its initial deployment, I was tasked by our creative manager with facilitating regular ,new feature deployments to the space to enrich the experience, improve operational QOL and keep our story beats in line with technological and industrial developments.

I facilitated the development of these new features by driving primarily two vendors, a creative fabricator and an experiential design studio, through 3-4 month creative sprints. Sprints included: Quotation & SOW, narrative and aesthetic design iteration, fabrication review, internal reviews for technical accuracy and creative cohesion, deployment to staging & production with rigorous Q&A.

This is my favorite project I’ve ever worked on, probably because it’s a passion project with a friend.

As with any small production, I wore many hats, but my principal roles as co-producer were to manage the budget and accounts payable.

I managed the creation and deployment of a Kiosk that highlights T-Mobile’s recently announced partnership with SpaceX to provide cellular coverage to mountainous regions T-Mobile cannot deploy its terrestrial network.

I worked with internal designers and T-Mobile’s SpaceX team in the technology department to learn about how the technology works, identify information that can be shared with the public, and develop a story.

I then leveraged the strengths of two different brand agencies to create one scenic display, and one generative, digital presentation to create a visual story that the Tech Experience Center’s Facilitation team can present to guests.

I coordinated with internal T-Mobile Designers and a small software development studio to develop a custom CMS in Touch Designer to display update-able content for the Tech Experience Center’s tour Presentation.

This project was developed in two phases, an MVP to display a complex system of looping videos and still frames which I produced, and the final product which is all updatable without needing to produce videos.

Upon deployment, I coordinated the training of our internal AV and design teams on its use.

I wrote and produced this brief, cost-effective case study based on an actual incident that invites viewers to reflect on how risk normalization may occur on their vessel.

I budgeted, wrote, and coordinated production and post for this client project.

The scariest part was coordinating with the crane. I spoke into a walkie, and the biggest crane I have ever seen in my life moved.

Produced in 2021 This video uses a short narrative to show how one should employ critical thinking while conducting an incident investigation. This video accompanies a CBT that teaches the steps of conducting the investigation.

I coordinated, wrote, and oversaw edits for this piece.