At this point I've got over ten years of experience in producing interactive multimedia, having traced my way through the early days with Hypercard, through the days of Director CD-ROM work and on into the dynamic, chaotic world of the web.
I was the lead developer for several of the first QuickTime VR CD-ROMs while at 21st Century Media, and as a result of this early work was hired by Apple Computer to join the QuickTime engineering team where I worked for six years helping to guide the development of QuickTime and QuickTime VR. During this time I continually created cutting-edge projects and provided the valuable insight of an experienced content developer.
Currently I spend a lot of time working on multimedia on mobile devices, both on the engineering and content creation side. I'm also involved on the programming of a couple of independent music web sites, and I enjoy being involved in a variety of other projects.
I've worked hard to educate others on the in the effective use of multimedia to further the customer's goals, speaking at a variety of conferences such as QuickTime Live and WWDC, and I've taught courses in SF State's Multimedia Studies program and the Center for Electronic Art.
If you're interested in more detail, have a look at my resume (pdf), as well as my projects page.
Thanks for stopping by.
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