Carnegie Hall redesigned it's website from the ground up after nearly a decade of only incremental changes. This was a project that involved dozens of people from across the organization and half a dozen outside vendors. Role: Project Manager
The fourth festival microsite, this was the first with a blog. Roles: Project Director, Information Architect, Content Strategist
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The third festival microsite. The major component of this was a timeline of African-American music, tracing musical styles illustrated with images and sound clips. Roles: Project Director, Information Architect, Content Strategist
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The project of establishing the Carnegie Hall YouTube channel was in large part a series of intensive discussions about content strategy among a half-dozen departments across the organization.Roles: Project Director, Content Strategist
The second festival microsite, this one involved major video production for the first time, as well as licensed content. Decision-making and approvals were more complex than usual, since the microsite was created in partnership with the New York Philharmonic. Roles: Project Director, Information Architect, Content Strategist
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As the educational arm of Carnegie Hall created more resources for teachers and schools, an online hub was developed to make the materials available to a wide audience. This project involved establishing the strategy, form, and direction of the product as well as its development. Roles: Project Director, Information Architect
The first festival microsite, this project involved not only developing the microsite, but also establishing the approach, the information architecture template, and content strategy for festival microsites in general. Roles: Project Manager, Content Strategist, Information Architect
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One of two performers guides, which were devised as online master classes, the site involved dealing with many hours of video, essays, and musical scores. Roles: Project Manager
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