_Say Something Bunny!
A found audio recording from 1950’s New York is unpacked in an immersive performance.
_Immigrant Nation
Participatory web documentary "Immigrant Nation" traces the story of the United States’ rich history of immigration through personal narratives.
_We Feel Fine
"We Feel Fine" visualizes emotional "data," creating a record of people's emotions as expressed on blogs and social media.
_Pregoneros de Medellín
Pregoneros de Medellín is an interactive web documentary bringing the streets and vibrant culture of Medellín to life.
_Do you live in one of California’s pesticide hotspots?
This project combines longform reporting with an interactive map where users can look up pesticide use near their homes.
_Common Ground
Step into the notorious Aylesbury Estate, a monument to the history and legacy of social housing in the UK, and home to a community affected…
_Ay Mexico Lindo
Ay Mexico Lindo is a multimedia project that aims to bring greater understanding to the drug war that affects Mexico, which has so far…
_Dreams of Your Life
How alone are you? Explore that theme and more in "Dreams of Your Life," an interactive piece with an invisible interlocutor whose probing…
_Defense d’afficher
Interactive documentary "Defense d’afficher" uses short films to introduce viewers to a global community of street artists.
_Hidden Worlds: New York City
IPad app "Hidden Worlds: New York City" uses immersive 180° video to take viewers behind the scenes of New York City building projects.…
_Territories
A photo essay depicts the borders between cities and nature.
_Lost and Found
Marrying audio journalism with rich imagery, multimedia photo essay "Lost and Found" hints at a possible future for radio in the digital…
_Her Name Was Gisberta
Her Name Was Gisberta is a VR documentary that tells the story of Gisberta Salce, a trans woman who was subject to a fatal hate crime.
_Assassin’s Creed III
A historical fiction action-adventure game, in which players can explore American cities during the 18th century
_Papers, Please
Papers Please is a game which uses procedural rhetoric and game logic to simulate the experience of an immigration officer.
