What does working with me look like?
The real answer is that every consultation looks a little different—because the needs of each client, project are unique.
What’s consistent is how I think: I approach experience design visually. I find it incredibly helpful to think of experience design as a kind of roadmap or schematic. I love a good diagram.
Coming from the theater world, I’m a visual and spatial communicator. I like us to have something tangible to look at, respond to, play with, and refine together.
This process helps quickly pull ideas down from the abstract aether into something grounded we can see and shape together, allowing us to dig into questions like:
What does this actually look like?
What are guests actually doing/perceiving at this moment?
How are we literalizing the transformation we want to create?
Some consultations are just a few focused sessions—where I help clients unlock specific questions or overcome a particular challenge.
Others span several weeks, allowing us to move a project meaningfully forward in its development.
And some extend over several months, where I support clients in taking a project, event, exhibition, or festival from initial concept through design, fabrication, installation, and finally, to opening.
Depending on a project’s development, I’ll often brought in at the beginning of a process—for example:
Helping to translate goals and intentions into a clear, concise concept and roadmap that drives the transformation they want guests to experience.
Guiding ideation sprints to explore multiple creative pathways, helping clients envision how their goals might take shape through immersive or experiential design—and identifying the approach that fits best.
I’m also frequently invited to join mid-process, when a project is already underway—for example:
Refining the user journey by identifying key storytelling moments and strengthening audience’s emotional engagement.
Fine-tuning the flow of the experience by mapping out guest actions and events, then offering practical, achievable edits or reframings to ensure that invitations to participate feel clear, enticing, and meaningful.