Gearbox is the outcome of twelve-months development work between the MediaShed and Eyebeam Art and Technology Centre in New York, to create a resource for low-budget filmmaking. Comprised of “how to” step by step examples, Gearbox shows people innovative ways of recording footage using unusual combinations of found resources (such as CCTV Video Sniffin’ or Spy Kiting) and low-budget methods of reproducing professional film making techniques (for example, achieving a crane shot using a fishing pole).

Hit! or Sh!t is a media delivery system that recommends media that the user is likely to enjoy based on submitted ratings, and also creates networks between the users based on both real-world connections and statistically-generated ones. Original concept by David Jimison. Funded by mtvU Digital Incubator. Hit! or Sh!t was built using Flash and SOAP (PHP/MySQL).

AgoraXChange is a project by Natalie Bookchin and Jackie Stephens, designed by FDT Design in New York. I was responsible for all of the CSS layout, database design and implementation, and a content management system.

I created this site in 1999, and a redesign in 2000 with Formscience for a video producer in New York. It includes a client login system and a portfolio of work.