Naz Osman

Developed a novel-length video game concept script and narrative framework centered on desire, self-presentation, and relationship-building. Focused on character-driven storytelling and interactive narrative sensibility suitable for a game adaptation, with an emphasis on voice, social dynamics, and evolving interpersonal stakes.

Created an interactive, branching narrative experience placing the player as Anne Boleyn in the Tudor court. The project uses multiple-outcome structures where each choice unlocks different paths of events, designed around character development, romance/relationship arcs, and dialogue-forward storytelling. Produced an interactive prototype written in Twine and published on itch.io, focusing on narrative interactivity, world-building coherence, and replayable story structure.

Worked in a high-pressure emergency setting supporting children and families in acute distress. Provided rapid emotional attunement and communicated in ways that matched what individuals needed in the moment, handling difficult conversations with parents and adapting information delivery depending on the recipient. Observed and learned from hundreds of families across a wide social range to better understand how people speak, behave, and decide under stress—material that informs character writing and dialogue realism.