AI & Creative Tools

AI-Assisted Creative Development

I use AI as a development partner to turn problems I encounter in media production and education into working software, games, and tools.

01 / Case study

Control Room Presenter

Live Presentation & Production Software

Problem

Church presentation software often made live Bible, hymn, and media presentation slower and more cumbersome than it needed to be. I wanted one interface designed around the actual workflow of a control-room operator.

Solution

I created a unified live-presentation system that brings scripture, hymns, media, playlists, and document scanning into one operator-first workspace.

What it does

Present Bible verses live
Display and organize hymns
Manage media and playlists
Scan documents and detect Bible references

What I built

Designed the operator interface and workflow
Developed the Bible lookup and presentation system
Built document-import and scripture-detection tools
Refined live-display controls, playlists, lower thirds, and media handling

02 / Case study

Pod Cue

Podcast Interview Prompting Tool

Problem

During podcast interviews, managing dozens of questions, follow-ups, transitions, and producer cues can become distracting. I wanted the host to stay focused on the conversation instead of searching through notes.

Solution

I built a focused interview control system that keeps question sets, follow-ups, timing, and producer prompts easy to see and use during a live conversation.

What it does

Organize complete interview question sets
Display questions on a separate audience or host screen
Store follow-up questions and producer prompts
Provide quick cues such as Go Deeper, Follow Up, Wrap Up, and 2 Minutes Left

What I built

Designed the interview workflow
Built question-set saving and organization
Added document importing for large interviews
Created quick-action producer controls and the separate display system

03 / Case study

Letter Rescue

Interactive Literacy Learning Tool

Problem

Traditional phonics exercises were not interactive enough for some of the students I work with. I wanted learning letters and word construction to feel more like playing a game.

Solution

I created a game-based literacy tool that turns phonics, spelling, and word construction into short visual activities with audio, feedback, and progression.

What it does

Practice missing-letter recognition
Unscramble words
Explore word families
Build words using syllables and sound changes

What I built

Designed the game modes and difficulty system
Developed phonics-focused progression and scoring
Added audio pronunciation and visual clues
Expanded the original concept into multiple word-learning activities

04 / Case study

Letter Quest

3D Learning Game

Problem

I wanted to take the educational games beyond flat screens and create something where the player physically explores a world while learning. Accessibility was also important, particularly for students who use wheelchairs.

Solution

I built a 3D learning game that combines wheelchair navigation, sequential letter collection, phonetic audio, and word-building challenges.

What it does

Navigate a 3D environment in a wheelchair
Collect letters in sequence to build words
Hear letter names and phonetic sounds
Complete word-building challenges after collecting the letters

What I built

Designed the core gameplay and learning loop
Developed wheelchair movement, steering, braking, and jumping
Created larger environments, obstacles, and letter-collection challenges
Used AI and Codex to turn educational ideas into working game systems

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