It's unavoidable. Today's dominant marketing and communications channel is the web, whether a desktop computer, a laptop, a tablet or your smartphone the web is your platform of choice. In the mid-'90's I taught myself web design and I've been designing sites throughout the evolution of the medium. When your message is mission-critical, experience tells.

Way back in 1991 I first stepped into an off-line video editing suite to produce presentations to Apple, Sony, and 20 other major corporations on behalf of Reader's Digest/QSP. Since then I have produced Flash and video presentations for small and large clients alike. To ensure smooth delivery across what has become a mosaic of technologies I work primarily in video these days.

Concept development, scriptwriting, storyboards, location and studio shoots, voice-over, talent direction, post-production Final Cut Pro and Motion editing as well as over-all project managemnt are all services I offer.

Illustration and graphic design for print is where I began my communications career. All done back in the day of Rubylith and paste-up. In the mid-'80s a friend introduced me to the Macintosh and LaserWriter and everything changed. Shortly after that I took over as art director for a small jazz magazine using my first Mac. Although my focus these days is on †he web and web video, I still design print graphics for my customers in support of their marketing efforts.