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Design and production of corporate marketing website for Media Design & Production a litigation graphics and marketing video production company. Design, coding, and implementation for this site intended to showcase this successful Producer’s talents in varied mediums.

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As part of the team that designed and produced this corporate website for a litigation graphics design company, I had the distinction of being the designer of the original launch website as well. Expert Visuals continued to grow through the rest of its first year in business and into its second.

The original launch site posed the very interesting problem: “how do you launch a graphics company that does not yet have a portfolio?” I also created the corporate identity including a logo, business cards, brochures, and some business forms for this startup.

The stretchschool blog is driven by wordpress and is created for current and prospective clients for a personal trainer and fitness instructor.

This is the home screen for a tutorial designed to be run from a dvd on a tv or computer by lawyers or a judge independently. Each section consists of a video with narration that explains the technology and concepts involved a patent infringement lawsuit. The menu is placed at the bottom of the screen to help reduce its visual impact while viewing the video content while remaining visible and accessible constantly for immediate access as is often preferable in this environment.

I designed and produced all aspects of this Flash based website. Skyline Sound is an audio post production studio specializing in high end dvd, theatrical, and special venue projects.

Here is a screen from a corporate marketing project. This company creates technical software for designing and running large industrial plants and refineries. It is all about schematics, pipes, and workflows. At the time this was designed, color palettes and video frame rates were considerably more limited than they are now. Let’s just say there was a reason this was a cd and not a website…..