| | GoConnectSF (2012)
Designer and producer of media-rich drupal-based site for a City-wide broadband adoption initiative in San Francisco.
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| | Deep Down (2009 - 2012)
Designer, producer, and maintainer of this media and feature-rich web site for our documentary film. |
| | sf.commons.tv (2010)
Administer and supervise curation of this media aggregation site created in partnership with the Participatory Culture Foundation. |
| | Social Skills for Social Change (2009)
Provided design assistance, web development, content management system templating for Amy Farah Weiss. |
| | Lines Ballet (2006)
I produced the site, and designed an elegant Flash gallery for the photos from the company's international tours. |
| | Godspeed Film Site (2006)
Godspeed was a colorful, community-based production of which I was fortunate to be a part. I wanted the site to reflect the film's professional, yet grungy do-it-yourself feel and show how many people worked to make it happen. |
| | Digital Storytelling Institute (2005)
The DSI site begged for a layout that evoked the creativity and diversity of the stories within. Technically, the project involved creating a provocative Flash intro, streaming media, and a blog. |
| | COLAGE (2005)
COLAGE was long overdue for a redesign of their web site. The new site is youth and adult friendly, much easier to navigate, colorful, lively, and straightforward. |
| | YouthLink Web Student Site (2005)
I created this site in order to communicate more effectively with my web students through BAVC's YouthLink program. Students went to the site daily to find out what was happening. |
| | Press Pass to the World (2004)
This documentary by Craig McCourry is a journey with several members of the foreign press. I designed the site to embody the spirit of the film's adventure. |
| | Diana Cage (2004)
Diana Cage is a San Francisco-based author who needed a site that reflected her intellect and sexy subject matter, and allowed her to update the site on her own. I took photos of her for the site and designed it. |
| | War On Their Minds (2004)
This client directed a documentary film about American kids and war. She wanted the Web site, posters, postcards, and press kit to reflect the spirit and drawings of the youth, but also the seriousness of the subject matter. |
| | Preput conference site (2004)
This media training conference is technical, yet creative and explorational. I reappropriated some photos I took at an astronomy site in India to create the design. |
| | Bay Area Video Coalition (2003)
I completely revamped the site in 2003, with a snappy new design and additional features for the users, including online registration and interactive features. |
| | Youth Leadership & Action (2003)
YLAP's site for "That's So Gay" was a treat to design. The kids have a lot to say -- check out the site and see what the next generation is thinking about. |
| | Bay Area Video Coalition (2000)
When I came on board BAVC, they had a Flash site with major updating and accessibility issues. I redesigned and programmed the site in HTML to incorporate this diverse organization's many services and programs, and allow their users to access it. |
| | Flaming Pulp Café (2002)
This site is designed to be highly accessible to the community. I designed the graphics, logo, and HTML to be simple and load efficiently. |
| | For An Eye (2002)
I was the sound engineer for this dark and mysterious film, so I designed a site that would capture its aura. |
| | BAVC Intranet (2002)
I designed our intranet to reflect the people in our organization who use it -- colorful, bright, fun, and useful. |
