As Bleacher Report continues to establish itself as a leading voice in sports content and entertainment, the company set our sights on a new frontier for original content: The BR App.
The BR App allows users to directly engage with friends and followers in a number of new and exciting ways. One of the ways the app encouraged engagement was by combining branded animations and user polls. The designs and strategy were developed in the weeks leading up to NFL Kickoff and by week 1, our Who Ya Got Primetime design generated 500k+ views and 70k votes - a wonderful win for both the Design and App Programming teams.

[Elevated Feed Animations](https://www.twine.net/signin

In a collaboration with B/R’s production and app programming, our design team designed and delivered all assets for B/R’s Live 2024 NBA Draft Show. With only a few weeks of lead time, this was no small feat. Once logos and a branding direction were established by the design team and other important stakeholders to the project, that design language was expanded my our motion team to create transitions, full screen lists and stat graphics, and a multi-purpose lower info bar. All these assets were then used by the producers and control room to create a live Draft show that aired live simultaneously on the B/R App and YouTube, and drove in 132% of B/R’s Live + Clipout goal for the month of June.

During the early months of Quarantine, Nickelodeon approached me with the opportunity to build and design their first, [totally remote talk show](https://www.twine.net/signin starring Jayden Bartels and Annie LaBlanc. For six episodes, my partner and I quickly coordinated and designed all graphic elements including backgrounds and frames, lower thirds and pop-ups, and title slides for all of the show’s many outrageous games and interviews.