Virtual Reality
Immersive 360 film, directed and edited end to end.
Empathy Response: Workplace
A virtual reality production that trains teachers, managers, and team leads to recognize and communicate with struggling students and employees. Viewers sit inside scripted human moments and learn to read what distress actually looks like, then practice responding to it. Produced for classroom and workplace training.
Client and Institutional Work
Directed and edited virtual reality films for medical, educational, and public-sector clients at Ohio University’s Game Research and Immersive Design Lab: 360 capture on professional rigs, manual stitching, spatial audio, and post-production handled entirely in-house. The work has been publicly exhibited in VR viewings.
In Development: Staged Fright
An experiential VR simulation for confronting performance anxiety. One participant at a time takes a real stage, puts on a headset resting on a wooden stool, and performs a five-minute set for a filmed audience whose reaction they cannot control. Grounded in Exposure Response Prevention, the clinical standard of care for anxiety disorders. In development for public exhibition in Cleveland, 2027.
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