During my time as an in-house Digital Producer at the Los Angeles Philharmonic, I led the creative and technical delivery of digital initiatives across websites, mobile apps, and audience-facing touchpoints. I worked closely with creative teams to shape the visual direction of microsites and digital campaigns, translating big ideas into polished, functional experiences. Some of my most rewarding work from that period was building interactive web experiences that brought the LA Phil’s programming and legacy to life in unexpected ways.

For Noon to Midnight, the LA Phil’s all-day festival of field recordings presented with PST ART/Getty, I co-created the Digital Meadow, an interactive experience built entirely on Google Sheets. The concept was intentional. Using an everyday, accessible platform to mirror the approachable, exploratory spirit of the festival itself. The result was something unexpected and alive, inviting audiences to discover the sounds of both natural and human-produced environments in a format nobody saw coming.

Read an interview featured in Acid Free Magazine, the official publication of the Los Angeles Archivists Collective