Killing Kennedy

Client: National Geographic Channel

The Assignment: Create a digital companion experience for the release of National Geographic Channel’s docudrama “Killing Kennedy”.

The Idea: Push interactive storytelling techniques to their limits to show how JFK and Lee Harvey Oswald led two very different lives that tragically crossed paths in Dallas on November 22nd, 1963.

Extension(s): Website

My Role: Creative Technologist, Concept

Case Study

Awards & Recognition

  • Cannes — Silver Lion — Cyber - Overall Aesthetic Design/Best Practice

  • Cannes — Silver Lion — Cyber - User Experience

  • Cannes — Silver Lion — Cyber - Web Platforms - Microsite

  • Cannes — Silver Lion — Cyber - Storytelling

  • Cannes — Bronze Lion — Mobile - Visual Design/Aesthetic

  • Cannes — Bronze Lion — Design - Online Digital Design

  • Effies — Bronze — Branded Entertainment

  • Effies — Bronze — Media/Entertainment 

  • Clios — Gold — Digital/Social — National Geographic Channel

  • The One Show — Gold Pencil — Web/Design Craft (User Experience Design)

  • The One Show — Merit — Web User Experience (User Experience Design)

  • D&AD — Yellow Pencil — Digital Design 

  • London International Awards — Gold — Digital (Microsites)

  • London International Awards — Bronze — Digital (Navigation and Interactivity)

  • Communication Arts — Web Pick of the Week

  • Communication Arts Interactive — Award of Excellence — Websites/Microsites

  • Art Directors Club — Merit — Website (Campaign Site)

  • Webby’s — Nominee — Television (Web)

  • Webby’s — Honoree — Best Writing (Editorial Web)

  • Webby’s — Honoree — Media & Entertainment (Interactive Advertising & Media)

  • Hatch Awards — Gold — Website Editorial

  • User Experience Awards — Honorable Mention

  • Google — Creative Sandbox Featured Project

  • CableFax — Best Official Show Website / Digital

  • FWA — Site of the Day

  • FWA — Mobile Site of the Day

  • Awwwards — Site of the Day

  • Adobe — Cutting Edge Project of the Week

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