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ActionScript: master
PHP: expert
Objective C: proficient
JavaScript: proficient
Graphics: expert
MySQL: proficient
Video: proficient
Apache: proficient
UNIX: proficient
C++: familiar
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Thanks
for your interest in my skills and recent projects.
I've been a freelance interactive media developer since '94,
after five years as a graphic designer for print.
Clients can rely on me for assistance with each stage of their web project,
from initial planning and system design to programming and server deployment.
I can provide detailed specifications, budgets, documentation, data models,
site maps, mockups, and use case scenarios - all essential tools for
conceptualizing today's complex web applications.
Lately I've been specializing in web-based video editing systems
that utilize Movie Masher,
an open source (free) Flash applet that I released in early 2007.
The architecture provides the client side interface for editing online video
and a simple server API for saving and loading edit decision lists.
It's specifically designed for easy skinning and customization, so I
can get your new system up and running in no time.
Please explore the projects listed here,
and send an email
when you're ready to start discussing yours. Initial consultations are free.
Sincerely,
Doug Anarino
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I created Movie Masher during 2006 to streamline the production of Flash based
video editing applications. It is free software, publicly available under an
open source license. I provide many support related services including
training, configuration, customization and module development.
The Movie Masher applet provides interface tools for editing video within a
web browser, including multitrack editing, remixing and compositing.
It's designed to interact with CGI scripts that typically
provide storage/retrieval of media and EDLs.
The system was developed from the ground up as a white label solution.
The interface elements can all be repositioned, resized, recolored, reskinned
and even removed entirely, if needed. Custom interface controls can also be
developed for unique application features, and there's a modular architecture
for transitions, titling, filters and other visual effects.
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Bolt is a popular, community focused, file sharing site - one of the early entrants into this market.
The folks there came to me in early 2006, frustrated with bugs in their current media players.
Over the next few months I programmed a single, more flexible media player, working
closely with a large team including an Art Director, Marketing Manager,
Project Manager and several System Administrators.
The player is designed to display XML based playlists consisting of graphic, video or MP3 file collections.
It's embedded throughout Bolt.com and users are also able to include the applet in their own web pages or
profiles on other sites.
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Latin Percussion contacted me in 2004 to program their new
custom drum designer web application. I worked with their lead web manager and a designer
for a couple months to develop the original applet and server backend administration.
Since then, we've extended the system several times and also developed a few AJAX systems on
their main site.
The custom drum shop allows users to preview different drum styles, colors and fittings in
real time. Drum designs can be saved to a cookie, or emailed to the user for later viewing.
It's also possible to search for a nearby Latin Percussion dealer using their zip code.
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Famous DJ Françoise K connected with me back in 2001 to reengineer the web site for his
popular dance label, Wave Music. After an extensive planning stage I spent several months
programming the front and back ends, while overseeing a sub contracted designer. Over
the next couple years enhancements were added to the back end, and I still occasionally
service the system when needed.
The Wave Music site includes
artist information, music previews,
comprehensive search and a full featured shopping cart with
international shipping and several payment options.
It was programmed entirely in PHP, using MySQL for storage.
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I was asked to join the Provincetown Design Group in 1997, as it was being acquired by a new
owner who wanted to capitalize on its flagship portal, Provincetown.com. I served as Managing
Director of the firm for two years, greatly expanding the client base and building several
integral systems for the site. In 2001 we built a Flash based CMS, and have since used it to
deploy several client sites as well as our own.
Provincetown.com is an advertiser supported magazine that includes
searchable databases for accommodation, real estate and events.
There is also a Flash based web cam and system for photo slide shows.
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