Alternative Unrealities is an exhibition project created by William Fisher and the Digital Art and Design program at Kendall College of Art and Design.

 

This project aims to challenge inherit bias in the media we consume. To do this, we were tasked to create a series of augmented reality posters that come to life on the viewer's phone after scanning a QR code. I had the honor of being team lead for the Peanuts and Disability Bias project.

 

Along with my team, we conducted our own research, developed a script and storyboard to illustrate our point, before creating a high quality video for gallery display. I was responsible for the voice over, sound design, and the character animations of this project, as well as checking in with my team members to make sure our deliverables were turned in on time. We completed our project early, and I was even able to assist with the sound mastering on another group's project.

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Special thanks to my teammates: Alec Lucksted, Kendrew Goff, Guadelupe Vega and Ana Garza, as well as our instructor Mike Dollar.