Seven Ages of Britain (Six to Start / BBC / Open University)

In early 2010 I worked with Six to Start as producer for this innovative game around David Dimbleby’s new history show, Seven Ages of Britain.

To complete the game, players have to answer seven weekly rounds of tough questions related to the objects featured in the show – the twist being that they’re allowed to use the web to research their answers.

Misfits (Six to Start / E4)

In late 2009, Six to Start brought me on board as producer to deliver six weeks’ worth of sponsored content for Nokia around E4’s new show Misfits. This was part of an innovative cross-platform project which saw a seamless integration of brand-commissioned content.

Before I go to Sleep (Hotbed Media / 4iP / Channel 4)

In Summer 2009 I led a team of experts to research and develop a full creative plan for a cutting-edge project: a secure, online “chest” where people can deposit their worries or fears before they go to bed.

4Pioneers (Maverick TV / Channel 4 Education)

In 2008 I led on the creative development and business planning for a new digital project concept around helping young people to make money.

Frankenstory

Frankenstory is an online version of the game “Consequences” in which two people write a story together. I worked with a team to produce this as an experimental side-project. It now receives hundreds of stories per month from all around the world.

V&A Arts and Crafts: Design a Tile (3form / V&A)

This game gives users a chance to create their own tile in an Arts and Crafts style.

Just drag your shapes on, size them, colour them or rotate them and the tiles will tessellate automatically. Once you’re done, you can print your tile or submit it to the gallery.

Nick’s Big Green Thing 2009 (Nickelodeon)

Production of Nickelodeon’s flagship environmental campaign website.

Mansion Impossible (3form)

An addictive online game which challenges players to buy and sell properties in order to buy the £1m mansion.