In 2009 I built T-Mobile’s YouTube brand channel. I added all of the YouTube sharing features into the Flash itself, so you could comment, rate, share, favorite, etc, right from within the SWF.
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Kiosk Media Ordering System Demo
In 2008 I worked for a company called Mod Systems, making a Flash demo for the Kiosk system they were building to sell music and videos for download onto devices.
READ MORE »EZShow Studio Gig, 2007
In 2007, I went to work for someone I had met at JellyBarn, at a company called EZShow Studio. I worked with one other Flash developer building an online video editing system for advertisers, allowing them to cut together images, text, voice-overs, and video with a variety animations.
READ MORE »JellyBarn and IBubble
My first Flash development job was with a company called JellyBarn, in 2005, located in Bellingham Washington. I worked with one other Flash developer, making things like a custom slideshow system, photo albums with dynamic flipping pages, a couple games, and an ECard creator.
READ MORE »Axis and Allies Board Game
I built this not-quite-complete Axis and Allies game around 2006. I quit developing because I started working at a company called EZShow Studio and wanted to switch to AS3 development. You might need to have played the actual board game Axis and Allies in order [...]
READ MORE »Black Market Rebellion – Flash Sci-Fi RPG
In 2004 I built a role playing game starring a tank in classic birds-eye view, with a variety of weapons, items, obstacles and abilities, fighting in a world users could design themselves with a built-in level editor. It has some simple database integration, utilizing PHP and mySQL.
READ MORE »Home value Calculator
This is a home value calculator I made for the local real estate website, newhometeam.net.
READ MORE »WetPaint Content Modules
These are a series of “content modules” I built in 2008 for the WetPaint wiki network to display site additions like new threads, new members, photos, featured content, related content, or recent site activity.
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