Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Video & Animation”
Client: scPharmaceuticals – September 2015 to current Create, design, manage successful e-marketing campaigns that outstrip industry averages open rate top campaign list averages = 55%/50.7%/42.9%, pharma industry average = 17.1%. Clickthrough and engagement rates list average = 37.4%/35.4%/17.1%, pharma industry average = 1.4%) Develop SEO strategy with proven techniques that limit risk, improve ranking and maximize ROI Keep current in …
Architect clean code, responsive UI/mobile-friendly design for building out and updating website (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript/jQuery) Mockups and wireframes for new pages Edited and enhanced existing video components (iMovie and Premiere) Modified back-end databases (tables and graphs) Created frontend graphics (Photoshop and Illustrator) Integrated Vimeo-based product and training videos Created branded, animated e-card and integrated digital marketing campaigns Proposed blog architecture and features Proposed webinar, …
I conceived of and developed two multi-user interactive games for Museum of Science, Boston’s Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination traveling exhibit. This 10,000 sq ft. $3,000,000 blockbuster exhibit was developed in collaboration with Lucasfilm, Ltd. In HuMom, visitors choose one of three scenarios and test out possible outcomes of choosing to (or not) augment their animated bodies with technology to complete a specific task (scenarios: …
Multiple-award-winning interactive website developed for Smithsonian’s National Zoo where students and families learn the importance of monitoring, restoring and conserving temperate forest habitats locally, nationally and globally for the health and survival of the species within them, and for the valuable ecosystem services they provide. My Role: Lead project developer Prototype designs 7 Flash-based interactive games (concept, interactive frameworks, content) Conservation …
Conceived of and developed interactive where visitors design and test a virtual transportation system for a city of the future as part of Museum of Science’s Star Wars exhibit. This interactive gives visitors minds-on experience with the overlapping issues of city and transportation planning, resource management, and sustainability as they make choices in designing their transportation system, see possible consequences, and …
Does switchgrass come to mind when thinking about filling up the family car? This new app, developed for Creative Discovery Museum, teaches strategies for wise energy use, inviting people to consider various fuel options, including biofuels, and experience the outcomes/impacts as they undertake a journey by car across the US. Road Trip Challenge is also being used in interactive kiosks in museums and other educational venues. …
Visitors record their opinions regarding wind power and their specific views on a then proposed wind farm in Nantucket Sound. They listen to multiple perspectives of stakeholders and other visitors’ opinions before recording their own which is then added to the interactive forum gallery. My Role: Managed project for Museum of Science, Boston Science Forum Prototype design Interactive design/functionality Video …
I developed a serious of “take action” interactives for World Wildlife Fund’s Pennies for the Planet Program, designed to inspire people to make simple changes in their everyday lives to reduce their footprint. One of these items was an animated e-card, with integrated action steps, on the endangered Sumatran tiger. I also did an accordion wallet card called the Smart Shopper …
I met the director of The International Snow Leopard Trust at a conference and he loved my work on Conservation Central. He had partnered with a Russian bank and said that they liked to give their investors a special holiday card each year so I created this snow leopard animated e-card and another one on an endangered bird the following year.
This Flash-based e-card combines my hand-painted watercolor drawings with digitally-created images. Please note the online swf to mp4 converter did not pick up the audio, but this will give you a basic idea of one of my earlier animations.