Case Files.

A first-of-its-kind immersive theme park needed a narrative spine — a living mythology its actors, sets, and seasonal arcs could share without breaking the fourth wall.

Narrative design lead. Engagement opened as Wonderfilled's very first client work; depth of commitment grew until the role transitioned in-house through park launch.

Built the world bible from the ground up: factions, lore, seasonal arc structure, character systems, and a writer-actor handbook that let the cast improvise inside a coherent canon. Treated the park as a transmedia property, not a venue.

The park opened on a unified narrative bedrock that survived live-ops, seasonal turn-overs, and cast rotation. The Wonderfilled engagement model — myth-first, system-second — was tested in production and proven.

Stage11 set out to be the first playable music metaverse — a venue where artists like David Guetta and Snoop Dogg could perform inside interactive worlds, not just on a virtual stage. It needed narrative architecture that could carry music, gameplay, and IP licensing simultaneously.

Transmedia and narrative consulting for Studio 11. Designed the connective tissue between artists, audience experience, and the platform's long-form story logic.

Mapped artists as factions inside a shared mythos. Built event structures that read as concerts to fans and as game beats to the engine. Established a playbook for onboarding new artists into the metaverse without rebuilding the world for each one.

Multiple high-profile artist deployments shipped on a shared narrative substrate. The platform demonstrated that transmedia methodology — applied at the IP layer — scales across very different artist brands.

Most studios pitch the work they could do. GiantLands is the work Wonderfilled does when it builds for itself — a 20-year transmedia universe rooted in ancestral American myth, designed to live across tabletop, novels, adventure modules, and a planned themed experience.

Sole owner. Wonderfilled is publisher, designer, and steward of the IP across every format.

Tabletop wargame roots first — hex maps, faction play, mythic survival. Then novels (Tuskaloosa's Reckoning), then adventure modules (The Broken Road, Fifth Age Codex), with a landmark themed experience concept anchored at Aztalan State Park, Wisconsin. Every release ladders to the same long arc.

A live, deployed transmedia property: tabletop core rules, two novels in print, multiple adventure modules, and a public-facing site at GiantLands.com. Proof of capability through ownership, not borrowed light.