Projects and Portfolio
Digital Void Salon Series
The Digital Void project, co-produced with Josh Chapdelaine, was built as an in-person salon series at New York City’s Civic Hall. With Covid-19, we’ve adapted to the virtual world, hosting guests on our livestream and podcasts.
Guests include authors, journalists, and scholars who help us learn how to talk about the gap in a common understanding of the culture, media and communication.
#MolloyNewMedia
Founded in 2013, the New Media Program at Molloy College was created by considering how communications and emergent media combine to increase technical aptitude, digital storytelling, and civic engagement. I founded the NYS BS degree and co-founded the game studies track and a variety of interdisciplinary minors and projects. The degree now has over two-dozen graduates, many of whom work in the digital media fields applying their knowledge.
Meme Literacy Workshops in Collaboration with Civic Hall
The Spatial Humanities Kit
The Spatial Humanities Kit was co-developed by Matt Applegate and myself. The project is a backpack mobile video and digital mapping production kit that includes 360 degree video acquisition, code for mapping and archiving, and video production gear. The kit is designed to be accessible and permits modifications based on locative or storytelling project, budget, and needs. The kit has been deployed in Ireland, Italy, and domestically. Specific examples below.
Projects (Reverse Chronological)
June/July 2019
World Changes Rome
Project Lead and Instructor of a Spatial Humanities Kit Project with the Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University.
March 2019
Mapping Absence
Production and Trip Lead of a Spatial Humanities Kit Project embedded in a semester long course in the New Media program.
July/August 2018
Persist
Design and Project Lead for the 2018 Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change. The project compiled 80 students material into one online publication.
July 2017
LHSC Media Archaeology
Project lead and instructor of a Spatial Humanities Kit project in Rome, Scampia, and L’Aquila, Italy documenting locations in a time of change.
May/June 2016
Boyne Valley Map
Trip lead and project manager of the first Spatial Humanities Kit project in the Boyne Valley Ireland documenting 5000 years of locative storytelling.
2007 - 2012 (defunct)
HTVinteractive
Founder, creator, executive producer of one of the earliest college-based web television channels. The channel had several original shows.
Select Videos
Thoughts and reflections from participants of the 2018 Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change.
This short award-winning documentary describes the MolloyNewMedia Media Archaeology Trip to the Boyne Valley Ireland in 2016. Co-produced with Destinee Day