Lead all studio creative for clients including Apple, Adobe, Facebook, Jaguar Landrover, Microsoft, Oracle, Qualcomm, Salesforce, Sony, T-Mobile, Yahoo!, and others.
VFX Supervisor/Motion Graphics/Flame at San Francisco's leading editorial boutique. Clients included Black Rocket (Yahoo!, Musco Olives, Lucky), Goodby (Got Milk?, Saturn, A's), Venables Bell (Audi, Mervyns, HBO, Barclays, UltimateTV), McCann (HP, Microsoft), Riney (HP, Saturn), DDB (Clorox), Duncan Channon (Konami, Sega), Chiat Day (Adidas), Ogilvy (Yahoo!), and other leading SF agencies.
Developed the award winning application/plug-in ColorTheory and the world's only 64bit lossless QuickTime codec, Microcosm. Developed the FLV QuickTime Exporter which was acquired by Macromedia and featured in Flash 2004. Theory's technology was sold in 2003 to Digital Anarchy and now lives in the portfolio of Red Giant Software.
Freelance design and visual effects artist on a wide range of projects, from Superbowl spots for ILM (First Union Bank / Riney) to worldwide product launches for Apple.
Lead product development and marketing for software startup created by ILM vfx supervisors Scott Squires (Inventor of Film Scanner) and John Knoll (co-creator of Photohop). Traveled the world evangelizing industry leading tools. The company was sold to Pinnacle Systems (Avid) in 2000.
Helped create interactive marketing materials for Toleson Design and a CG-intensive multi-media extravaganza "Internet the City" to explain the new technology to the masses.