top of page
Color-MastHead-NoBoarder-v01.png

NBC La Brea sinkhole experience

Watch out for the baby Woolly Rhino and Don’t fall in!

LaBrea_keyImg.png
blue-swatch.png

UI Design

blue-swatch.png

UI Design

Summary

For the second season of La Brea on NBC, NBC Universal launched a marketing campaign which included an augmented reality sneak preview. 

Through their phones, fans could place a sinkhole in their environment and watch elements from the show fly out. Fans could also watch an exclusive clip of season two in augmented reality. 

Roles

blue-swatch.png

XR Direction

red-swatch.png

UX&UI Design

red-swatch.png

Storyboarding

blue-swatch.png

Motion Graphics

VISUAL Design

An extension of La Brea’s second season key visuals the visual design felt familiar to fans with moments of surprise and delight as a baby Woolly Rhino runs around their environment.

01-Landing.png
02-Interact.png
02-Rino.png
03-Exclusive-Clip.png
LaBrea-iMap.png

user expereince design

To start, I created user flows that mapped out a sequence of screens needed for the experience. Then I created wireframes for each screen that were organized into an interaction map. This gave the clients and developers a guide for every interaction and step in the flow.

Featured in ADWEEK

In addition to the media buys NBC Universal also got the attention of various trade publications.

ADWEEK ran an article highlighting the augmented reality sinkhole experience helping to drive traffic and build excitement for season two.

ad-week-article.png

closing

The La Brea sinkhole gave NBC Universal a new approach to connect with their audience through the use of augmented reality. By placing a sink hole in their environment fans were able to see elements of the show in their space, engaging with a show in a new way. 


The accessibility of web AR projects like this make them a very useful way of reaching audiences that falls outside of the norm. A reel or post can make a small impression, but seeing elements from your favorite show running around your living room will have a lasting impact. 

bottom of page