Writing Samples

 

Scripts and Barks

Script: imitating Character voice

Have you ever thought what would happen if Urianger from Final Fantasy XIV, White from Neon White, and Chai from HI-FI Rush got stuck in an elevator? Well, I have the answer in this script!

Hammer and Flame: SCRIPT

This script is for the opening cinematic for the hypothetical game Hammer and Flame, a dark fantasy tactics RPG. This page also has links for Hammer and Flame’s one-page game design document and a bark sheet.

hammer and flame: BARKS

A bark sheet for the hypothetical game Hammer and Flame, a dark fantasy tactics RPG. This page also has links for Hammer and Flame’s one-page game design document and a cinematic script.

Design Documentation

Firaxis: Turn-based Racing game design document

Game design document for a turn-based racing game developed while I was interning at Firaxis. Created in conjunction with other interns and employees.

heartache: game design document

A revised game design document for my capstone project Heartache. Covers player experience, mechanics, art, and audio goals. Also covers tools used for the project.

hAMMER AND FLAME: gAME DESIGN dOCUMENT

A one-page game design document for Hammer and Flame, a hypothetical dark fantasy tactics RPG. This page also has links for Hammer and Flame’s bark sheet and cinematic script.

Academic Writing

American Univeristy: shared spaces as authenticity

This paper examines how the on-camera environments of small streamers with extremely limited audiences (i.e. microstreamers) generate a form of create authenticity and charm. Published in the Hawaii International Conference of System Sciences.

american university: streaming small shared spaces

This paper examines how microstreamers either intentionally or unintentionally share their intimate physical spaces with audiences. Published in the Association of Internet Researchers 2021 journal.

goucher college: Warcraft and orientalism

This essay is an examination of the Warcraft franchise through a post-colonial lens, primarily using Edward Said’s book Orientalism. This essay was written for an undergrad English class.