 FLASH DEVELOPER PORTFOLIO 2010 |
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| BlogHer | Coke Creatures | BigMapple | ||
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BlogHer is a data visualization of tweets. It manipulates the Twitter feed text into curves that look like vines and animate as if they were growing. This project was part of a Walmart booth installation at the BlogHer 2010 conference. |
Coke Ceatures is a video puppet musical instrument. Use the keys on your keyboard to make the puppets sing over a music track by Calvin Harris. |
BigMapple is a custom map built on the Google Maps Flash API. It visualizes location-based data by pulling from a database of New York City events, Flickr Images and Twitter feeds. |
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| Remix The Printer | IPS Don't Stop Remixer | Fanta Labs | ||
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| Remix The Printer is a rythmic video sampler used to promote a new touch screen printer by HP. Users can watch a music video, remix it with the video sampler and then record and share their mixes. | The Innerparty System Don't Stop Remixer is a rythmic video sampler. Users remix the 'Don't Stop' music video, DJ-style, to a backround audio track by pressing keys on the keyboard. * Nominated for a Webby in 2009 |
Fanta Labs is an R&D effort to experiment with branding DDR-style rythm games. If you and a friend both open the link at the same time, you can dance together and score points by clicking or pressing the number keys to the rythm of the blinking disco ball. | ||
| The Mindchuck | Changes In Rhythm | Happiness Factory | ||
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| The Mindchuck is a Simon-like memory game that uses video clips instead of colors. It was part of an online campaign for Lionsgate's 'Good Luck Chuck' film. | Changes In Rhythm is a Flash video player that uniquely visualizes multiple video previews at once. It was specifically created to play a series of documentaries about musicians in Tanzania and Coca-cola's corporate social efforts in the developing world. | Happiness Factory is a video playlist widget that can be shared and embedded on users' social networking sites. It was part of a online compaign for Coca-cola's 'Open Happiness' brand. |