Immersive
Immersive storytelling at National Geographic brings together photography, video, design, data, and technology to tell complex stories at scale. These projects require cross-disciplinary collaboration, rigorous planning, and strong editorial leadership from concept through execution.
I have served as an editorial and executive producer on select immersive projects, guiding creative development, shaping narrative structure, and partnering with developers, designers, and producers to deliver richly layered, audience-first experiences across platforms.
Below are selected immersive and special-build projects I helped lead.
Into the Amazon (Oct 2024)
Experience the Amazon — from the Andes to the Atlantic — as its never been seen before in this stunning immersive journey.
Photography by Tom Peschak. Full credits within the experience.
The Elephant Next Door (May 2023)
As Asian elephants increasingly share landscapes with human communities, this immersive project explores coexistence, conflict, and conservation.
Photography by Brent Stirton. Full credits within the experience.
The Big Meltdown (November 2018)
As the Antarctic Peninsula heats up, the rules of life there are being ripped apart. Scientists aren’t sure what all the change means for the future.
Photographs by Paul Nicklen, Cristina Mittermeier, & Keith Ladzinski. Opening video by: Shane Moore, Andy Mann, Jeff Patterson/RVRD.
Ukraine’s Refugees (March 2022)
Ukrainian refugees share firsthand accounts of displacement, loss, and resilience amid the early months of the war.
Photography by: Anastasia Taylor-Lind and Davide Monteleone. Video by: Alice Aedy.