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I am a 20 year old video and web designer currently working in Edmonton, Alberta. I have been dabbling in video and web design since junior high and have been offering services for a number of projects for the past two years.

In the spring of 2008, I graduated from the Digital and Interactive Media Design course at NAIT - one of the finest technical schools in Canada. It was here I built up my expertise and along the way I also learned how to manage projects - inside and outside of the classroom.

Rather than talk about my skills, I'd like you to take a look at some of my work. I feature several video projects done on my own and with the company I currently work for, Vue Weekly. Or if web design is more your interest, I showcase assorted pieces of work done on my own.

Intrigued? Find out how you can contact me.

Enjoy.

Featured Work:


sex with the city

Created: April 2008
Location: Edmonton, Alberta

Originally coded in October 2007, this site was redesigned in spring 2008.

Refreshed with a new color scheme to match an accompanying DVD case (designed by Michel Feist), this is my first site to integrate with the Wordpress blogging software.

Administrators to the site are able to embed videos into posts, along with show times to upcoming concerts. A Flickr account is set up so that photos from recent shows can be uploaded and viewed by users to the site.

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Manraygun - "Here Lies Love"

Created: June 2008
Location: Edmonton, Alberta

Working with Vue Weekly, I've had the opportunity to shoot live bands in their studio and on location. For this project, we were filming the local band Manraygun inside a band members house.

This particular video gave me the chance to experiment with the footage we captured.

I mixed the original video of the band playing the song "Here Lies Love" but also took the B-roll footage that I had shot in between songs. I desaturated the in-between shots showing the band members natural mannerisms and movements, along with their curious dog walking the set.

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