_Type:Rider
Designers have long known that the right font can bring a document to life. With Type:Rider, it’s the typefaces themselves that come…
_Ghana Airways
Ghana Airways reimagines and examines traditional Ghanaian oral literature through a three-part audio work accompanied by an installation…
_Life in a Day
Crowdsourced documentary "Life in a Day" paints a picture of life on earth using 80,000 clips posted to YouTube.
_Family Pictures USA
A collaborative transmedia project and television series exploring USA history through family pictures archives.
_Healing Histories
Interactive documentary "Healing Histories" explores the history of New Orleans’ Central City neighborhood, focusing on its residents’…
_Rebuilding Haiti
Re-building Haiti: A mixture of longform journalism, multimedia and gaming elements to help readers understand the problems facing Haiti…
_Web of Terror
Web of Terror traces the process of gathering and analyzing intelligence in the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks.
_Kūpuna
"Kūpuna" is Hawaiian for "elders," whose knowledge, insight, and experience are preserved in this interactive documentary.
_Filosofighters
A wrestling game between famous philosophers which walks the user through the history of thought.
_Terminal 3
Terminal 3 is an interactive, augmented-reality documentary that explores contemporary Muslim identities in the U.S. through the lens of…
_Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People
Documentary on African American photographers explores new audiences through community outreach and digital platforms.
_Video Nation
A participatory documentary project that transformed from a TV project to a growing online archive.
_Breathe
Breathe is a 20-minute mixed reality experience that uses body movement, gesture, and breath (through biometric sensors) to immerse participants…
_Walking the Edit
Mobile app "Walking the Edit" builds a film as a user moves through an urban environment.
_Crisis Guide: Pakistan
Didactic and interactive, the Council on Foreign Relations’ "Crisis Guide: Pakistan" might hint towards a possible future for textbooks.
