Dirty Work

An interactive comedy about a graveyard-shift crime scene cleanup crew, where characters from the show could text, email, and call your phone directly.

// producerFourth Wall Studios
// my roleAssociate Producer & Writer

The show that burst off the screen and into your devices

Dirty Work launched Fourth Wall Studios' Rides.tv platform, a transmedia storytelling engine that synchronized web video with real-world communication. Characters would call your actual phone number, send you texts and email you directly. As Associate Producer and a writer on the project, I helped create the initial characters and storyworld, designed interactive elements, and oversaw the social media campaign around the launch.

Dirty Work won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Creative Achievement In Interactive Media – Original Interactive Television Programming

A scene from Episode 3 of Dirty Work. Roxy (Mary Lynn Rajskub), Pete (Hank Harris), and Michelle (Jamie Clayton) in blue work uniforms.
A scene from Episode 2 of Dirty Work. Roxy (Mary Lynn Rajskub) stands to the left with arms crossed, Michelle (Jamie Clayton) stands in the center looking over her shoulder, and Pete (Hank Harris) stands to the right holding a phone — all wearing yellow lanyards near a staircase.