Client:Virgin media, Redwood Group

Brief:Ongoing contract as Senior Flash developer to build monthly Ceros based ezine for Virgin media.

The ezine features much interactivity including various games and interactive features, these are programmed using flash actionscript and extended features of the Ceros platform API.

Client:Handbag.com, TK Maxx

Brief:Design and program an interactive microsite page to showcase weekly fashion videos.

The videos should also be able to trigger sychronised accompanying media such as images and animated zooms of products, and keep a running total of the garments featured.

Client:Ford

One of the world’s leading car manufacturers.

Brief: Design and program an interactive e-magazine using the Ceros media platform. The emag was to showcase a range of extreme snow sports for promoting and creating a lifestyle around the Ford Smax brand.

Client:Dennis Interactive the online division of Dennis Publishing.

One of the world’s leading independent publishers. Founded in 1974, the group consists of a number of operating companies in both the UK and USA.

Producers of the following titles: Maxim, Bizarre, Mens Fitness, Viz, Auto Express, Evo, Fortean Times, PC Pro, Mac User, Computer Shopper, Custom PC, Poker Player, Total Gambler, Inside Poker, The Week.

Brief: Permanent position as Senior Multimedia designer across all of the interactive titles.

Client: hanky is an experimental pop band, creating inovative and unusual music.

Brief: A site reflecting the band's aesthetic, with a strong element of unspoken branding.

Including a forum allowing fans to interact with each other and the band, enabling a sense of community.

This short animation was created for my Multimedia Systems and Fine Art portfolio.

It illustrates the intimidation felt by someone in love, and demonstrates my animation skills using after-effects, and my creative abilities.

Top 15 in the Europrix Multimedia Top Talent competition, 2001

Created in 2000 as part of my Multimedia Systems and Fine Art portfolio, to promote an imaginary radical socio-political movement called hypermodernism. This website, fake archive material, game and film involves the viewer in a compelling and interactive story.