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Best Click Ad Ever!!!

Dave — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 15:02:46 +0000

See if you have the endurance to fully experience this insane banner:

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Sprite MyCokeRewards – Flash Interactive

Dave — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 18:03:48 +0000

Summary: Develop an engaging, rewarding experience for the “busy mom” target audience via the MyCokeRewards website. The layered brand experience (LBE) aimed to create awareness of the product and clearly communicate the mechanics of the in-market “Back to School” promotion, while also providing timely, engaging, and targeted ancillary “back-to-school” content. The LBE included a matching game that centered around back-to-school preparations which awards the user with a reward code toward their account and also featured a weekly after-school recipe that was simple and economical to prepare.

Tech: Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, XML, Word, Entourage
Role: Lead Designer / Project Manager
Link: www.mycokerewards.com

Ritz-Carlton – The Residences Philadelphia

Dave — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:40:25 +0000

Summary: Create a modern and compelling web experience for prospective buyers and solid, accessible tools for staff to make updates to news and events pages. Dramatized a mix of classical and contemporary imagery via a primarily flash website for a sleek and modern feel, while maintaining visual references to established markers of the Ritz Carlton style.

Build a targeted, accessible CMS for updates to News and Events. We worked with a third-party vendor (O3World) to build an HTML and XML based CMS so updates to most of the site could be made by Ritz-Carlton staff or by Agency staff, without flash knowledge.

Some notable features we implemented are the ability to add video and audio to the press release section, the ability to view and download a complete list of contacts made through the contact form, a special promo spot for deep linking within the website, and the ability to create non-flash pages for direct linking and improved SEO results.

Tech: Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Flash Video, XML, Word, Entourage, Excel
Role: Project Manager / Designer
Link: www.PhiladelphiaResidences.com

“Classic” Viral Movie?

Dave — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:36:51 +0000

So… I don’t know if there is such a thing as a viral “Classic”… but if it’s possible, I’d vote for this one as a definite contender. albinoblacksheep! The END!

Johnson & Johnson – Project Harmony eLearning

Dave — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 19:39:41 +0000

Summary: Launch a clean, clear and easy-to-use eLearning tool for the development and production teams of Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical. The Harmony project was an educational tool within a larger, already established initiative, which had musical themed branding. So we used the analogy of the harmony of an orchestra to be associated with the hopeful development and production process of J&J bringing innovative pharmaceutical products to market. It was developed in Flash, with a welcome video, a Rovion-style guide walking the user through all 10 stages, an interactive development flow chart, a master list of deliverables & reference documents, and an acronym/definition list. The Harmony project was very well received by J&J, and at a time when entire departments were being shuttered because of the global recession, our group was experiencing growth with new projects.

Tech: Illustrator, Photoshop, Final-Cut Pro, Flash, Dreamweaver
Role: Designer / Art Director
Link: Private J&J Intranet, see video below for a sampling of functionality

Time for Bed Game – Flash Interactive

Dave — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 23:55:11 +0000

Summary: Teach children how much sleep they need in a fun and engaging way. (What kids haven’t been preached to on this topic by parents or other adults when bed time rolls around?) Animals are a proven hook for our target age group of 5- to 10-year-old boys and girls. We used illustration, animation, funny voice talent and interactivity to engage the audience. Actionscripting was used to keep score during the games 10 question screens, with a congratulations at the end that loops the user back in for another try or sends them off for additional reading material. Overall, and very popular and successful interactive piece for KidsHealth.org. So much so that it was also featured in GD USA Magazine’s 2005 annual.

Tech: Flash, Illustrator, SoundForge
Role: Designer / Art Director, Character Illustrator, Sound Engineer, Developer, Voice Talent
Link: See Flash Below