Entertainment Technology student, aspiring Experience Designer
Includes projection mapping, binaural audio recording, artistic DMX lighting, a dark ride, and an escape room.
A narrative-driven escape room using an Egyptian tomb set with sensors embedded on the floors and walls, and DMX lighting set up in the space. We were tasked with utilising the kiosk and the tomb to create an immersive escape room experience.
Showcased at the 2025 CMU ETC Fall Festival.
Tomb (left) and kiosk (right) sets provided for us to work with.
Trapped in an Ancient Egyptian Tomb, you must solve the puzzles of the curse in order to escape. The lights dim throughout and when they go out it means the mummies will wake up to drive you mad for interrupting their eternal rest.
We were tasked with playtesting an existing Unity-based dark ride design project to find out why the experience was not intuitive and how to make it more engaging. We then modified the experience to be showcased at the 2025 CMU ETC Fall Festival.
CAVE with moving floors and three 3D projection walls.
You're a rookie ghostbuster, tasked with finding five glowing orbs hidden throughout a haunted manor and releasing ghosts trapped in each zone by solving a cooperative puzzle.
Video to be updated this week!
An audio-visual narrative experience intended to entertain guests with the story of a tomb raider being judged after death using an Egyptian tomb set and DMX lighting set up in the space.
Showcased at the 2025 CMU ETC Fall Festival.
Tomb set provided for us to work with.
The story chosen for the project was centered around the Egyptian myth of Anubis, who weighs the hearts of the deceased against the feather of Ma'at (truth and justice) to determine their fate in the afterlife. This story reflects the importance of morality in ancient Egyptian culture. We put our own spin on it by incorporating the mummy statues, the eye, and a Tomb Raider character, which align with the physical set that were provided with in The Tomb.
Initial project from Experience Design (CMU ETC53613) taught by Ruth Comley. Additional project created for Ruth's theatre company Stage and Steel Productions, and personal projects.
First ever projection mapping project, a little eccentric and unconventional. We were tasked with creating an experience on a miniature graveyard diorama in a coffin, using ChromaDepth technology.
ChromaDepth is a 3D imaging technology that uses special, patented, prismatic glasses to make 2D images appear in 3D by separating colors based on their wavelengths. Warm colors (red, orange, yellow) appear in the foreground, while cool colors (blue, green) recede into the background. This effect is commonly used in haunted houses.
Created using Adobe After Effects.
The warm colors (red, orange, yellow) appear in the foreground, while cool colors (blue, green) recede into the background. The wall looks like it's breaking outwards, with the red pieces falling out of it, leaving behind the blue background.
HeavyM screen recording.
Impromptu project working with our advisor Ruth Comley's theatre company, Stage and Steel Productions' annual Halloween festival.
We mapped the space and each created our own experience in a short afternoon. Mine was envisioned to be eerie.
A gripping binaural audio immersive experience where you find yourself the accomplice to a murder, all while two overly curious cops happen to be lingering too close for comfort.
Binaural audio recording. Best experienced with headphones.
