As a Senior Product Designer at Disney Experiences, Jenny Lynn Weitz transformed what was previously known as Genie+ into the innovative Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Lightning Lane Single Pass. This high-profile digital product for the global entertainment leader allowed Weitz to apply her expertise in aligning guest needs with business objectives on a massive scale.

In the rapidly advancing field of artificial intelligence, Kibl approached Studio WAC with a ambitious goal: to develop an AI-powered alignment engine that would ensure consistency, accuracy, and compliance in large language model (LLM) based systems. Our task was to create a user experience that would make this complex AI technology accessible, trustworthy, and reliable for users across various technical backgrounds.

When Scott Cartwright, co-founder of Studio WAC, stepped into the role of Faculty Member at Valencia College, he didn’t just bring industry experience—he brought a vision for revolutionizing digital media education. This unique position became a testing ground for innovative teaching methods and a wellspring of insights that would reshape Studio WAC’s approach to professional development.

In the specialized field of spinal cord injury rehabilitation, Dr. Natalie Rivera, OTD, OTR/L, recognized a critical gap in resources for women with SCI. With her extensive experience in occupational therapy and acute care, Dr. Rivera set out to create a comprehensive guide. She partnered with Studio WAC to bring her expertise to life in an accessible, empowering format.

In the melting pot of Philadelphia’s food scene, Lula’s Empanadas started as a humble side hustle with a dream of sharing Dominican flavors. Studio WAC saw the potential to turn this cherished family recipe into a thriving business that could bridge cultures through the universal language of delicious food.

In a world dominated by mass production, Ramble emerged as a refreshing counterpoint—a brand dedicated to consciously crafted, sustainable goods. Studio WAC took on the challenge of not just building a brand, but orchestrating a movement towards mindful creation and consumption.

In the ever-evolving landscape of education technology, The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) stands as a beacon for school system tech leaders. When they approached Studio WAC with the challenge of translating complex research into compelling, accessible content, we knew we had to compose a solution that would resonate across the education sector.

In the glittering world of luxury jewelry, Héloïse emerged as a unique melody—a brand that whispers rather than shouts, designed for professional women who exude quiet confidence. Studio WAC took on the challenge of not just creating a jewelry line, but composing a harmonious brand experience that resonates with the modern professional woman.