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So much to talk about and so little time to do it in. First I’ve finally jumped on the Twitter band wagon thanks to Proclaim telling me to get my act together. Great application, just always down all the time due to server overload. I’m curious how frantic those guys over there are when trying to always upgrade their system.
At the nine to five have worked on so many client projects, everything from the Paris Air Show, applications for Tibco Spotfire, marketing for Dunkin Donuts, and a micro site for Sika Sarnafil. Need a vacation to recover from three intense weeks. Plus working on 4 internal side projects for The Boston Group. Can’t wait to show these four projects off encompassing stuff like motion graphics, software development, portal creation, and urban interactive.
Personally, too much to describe. Working on probably one of the best sites to date that I’ve developed that is totally flash based and encompassing a multitude of social media network feeds, the flar toolkit, and video publishing. Also working on two medical field websites, one food franchise that’s exploding in numerous chains, and a couple of portal sites all with big names. Three of the projects run on Wordpress and I’m excited about figuring out how to configure this application. Also learning about integrating data with SWX, the Flar toolkit, playing with the Gaia framework, writing expressions within After Effects and creating my own plug ins, creating my own CRM with some pretty cool math that does some predicting, and learning about sound spectrum in order to create a live VJ system.
So much to do, so little time to talk about all the fun stuff. Plus almost done with my transformers project, just not in time for the movie premiere.
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Transformers Experiment
So I came across this video that debuted recently for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. Insane, at least in my opinion. I know the guys on IGN didn’t like it all that much, I think they called it boring. But for a motion graphics person like myself, it’s eye candy overload. It reminds me [...]
Callaway || Web Banners 3
So I got the opportunity to work with the client Callaway again. This time they had a laundry list of things they wanted to do that has not really been done before with a web banner. Callaway wanted the ability to utilize the Adroit Interactive system to do several things to their web banners:
Change out [...]
Next Step Entertainment || Teaser
Nothing major to report here, but picked up another client and threw a teaser site up for them. Effects done in After Effects and then ported over to Flash. The look was inspired by the Proclaim site.
Link: Next Step Entertainment
Time Frame: 1 Day
Rhode Island Christian Basketball Association
Update: Client has contracted me to do a video to go along with this project to be shown on the site and in churches.
I was approached by Val Pina and Rich Perron (commissioners of the Rhode Island Christian Basketball Association) to help them in re-branding and rebuilding their web presence. Previously, they had a [...]
Genome || Advertising Banners
Simple programming project turning AS3 built advertisement banners and making them AS2. Why go backwards you say when the trend is to go forward with better techniques and code? The client found that their AS3 banners which utilized Click Tags weren’t working. It seems that they were running their advertising banners off a particular brand [...]
Nuance || Commercial
This was a fun project to do. Originally designed in Flash, I was brought in to complete the project. After having some time to go over the brief and what was completed I made the bold decision to recommend to the client to scrap the project and do it in After Effects. Originally the project [...]
