In 2013, I was hired by NYC based Experiential Design firm pop2Life to collaborate on a project for National Geographic's "Killing Kennedy." In commemoration of the films release, I advised and helped art direct a semi-permanent installation that replicated a 1960's news stand. This stand was to function as a PR device for the National Geographic film and was a rousing success, generating quite a bit of media buzz! 

 

My role included art direction as well as package design. Along with helping set the tone of the overall installation, I provided much of the sundry items for the booth to include replica 1960's replica candy bars and confection, potato chips, cigarettes, as well as helped source period materials to make the experience believable for the passers by.