I personally recommend enhancing your IT resources by branching your networks into the ubiquitous “Cloud.” Your competition is tripping over themselves getting there. Our Strategic Partner CloudFlare operates through 12 data centers scattered around the world (Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Los Angeles, San Jose, Dallas, Chicago, New York, Ashburn, Paris, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt). We use [...]
Archive for the ‘Body of Work’ Category
Video Production
May 11th, 2011 
Trane I’ve certainly produced 10 times that many, but many were lost in the many format evolutions since I started producing. This gallery goes back 5 or so years, including my time as Multimedia Producer for Jim Hern Productions and People To My Site, and even back to when I was a Promotions Producer for KTVL News 10 in Medford, Oregon. I wish I had clips from when I was at KOVR Channel 13 or the spots I produced while freelancing.
“Marooned;” My First 3D First Person Shooter
May 1st, 2011 Trane My first attempt at the creation of a 3D FPS! It’s built with Unity3D, and the mesh models I created with Blender3D. I’m currently integrating Mixamo motion capture files to create the movement, running, jumping, and dying animations for the player character. The enemy characters are still under development… so there’s no one to shoot [...]
Posted in Body of Work, Current Projects, Featured, Game Design, Graphic Design 
Tags: 3d modeling, animation, first person shooter, fps, marooned, proof of concept, unity3d, video game, web player 
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“A Bridge To Venus;” My First Novel
April 29th, 2011 Trane Is the profit motive responsible for the corrosion of our society? In the not to distant future, mankind will be transformed by science and is on the verge of an enlightened new age. But powerful multinational corporations are threatened by this paradigm shift, and seek to maintain their control… at any cost. While society is [...]
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