
Website Build | Peacock - Halloween Nightmare
What’s scarier than a haunted house? One that updates weekly.
Recognition | Webby Honoree (Best use of Interface/Photography)
To promote Peacock’s horror slate for Halloween, we built an interactive desktop game that dropped fans into their own scary movie. Each week, users returned to unlock new rooms in a haunted house, each one packed with puzzles, easter eggs, and nods to horror films streaming on the platform.
I helped concept the experience and led the visual execution: from art directing the mansion shoot and set dressing each room, to compositing custom photography that gave the game its eerie, cinematic tone. The result? A Webby-honored site that made sure Halloween lived on, week after week.
Website Build | The Office - Super fan Site
Dunder Mifflin got a new hire: you.
Recognition | Webby Honeree
To mark The Office’s move to Peacock, we built a microsite that turned fans into employees — complete with an in-universe desktop loaded with deep references, fake files, and a paperclip sidekick named Papey.
I recreated screen-accurate UI details, helped develop original assets from show footage, and designed the full experience to feel like something straight out of Scranton. HR not included.