To celebrate the arrival of 2014, the city of Boston hired Zebbler Studios to video map the Boston Public Library. Video projections, along with a custom made soundtrack, took the audience on a historical visual ride, from the city's founding to the present moment, utilizing architectural video mapping techniques and abstract visual storytelling.

Zebbler Studios created a permanent video-mapped installation inside of the Verizon Innovation Center in Boston. Spanning 40 feet across, the entire piazza wall in the main entrance was transformed into a wide video surface, featuring ambient visualizations, architectural transformations and themes which highlight Verizon's goals and accomplishments.

Zebbler Studios was tasked with creating this video remix of "Deja Vu" by Casey Demond. New scenes were added to the original video, which was further modified to fit with ZEE's dancefloor-friendly audio-reactive look.

Zebbler Studios created a video-mapped stage for EOTO's 2012 US tour, inspired by the shape of a Lotus flower. With all-original high definition video content projected onto 14 lotus pedals which encompass the band, the visual performance was designed to flow with EOTO's improvisations and change with the music in real time.

To celebrate Defcon Hacking Conference's 20th anniversary at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas, Zebbler Studios created a 30-foot video-mapped 3D smiley face in the main ballroom. Other decorations throughout the convention includes a whole family of projection-mapped dragons and a custom Defcon logo sculpture with a built-in LED light show.

Zebbler Studios installed a 20-foot video-mapped dragon with an interactive motion-tracking video puzzle at the Defcon Hacking Conference.

Shpongletron is a three-story projection-mapped stage created for Shpongle 2011 US tour. The structure features a 3d carved Shpongle face logo, two pairs of wings, and a laser-shooting eye perched on top of the DJ booth.

Together Festival and Zebbler Studios created Hansel and Gretel - RE:Imagined, a live 5 act audio-visual festival done by some of the best a/v acts in New England. Zebbler Studios curated the event and created series of innovative video and design promos, parts of which were woven into act II of the festival narrative.