From 1985 to 1995 I worked in television production for three Comcast systems and as a production assistant on commercial film shoots and industrial projects.
In 1993 I took a position at TeleVideo Studios, then home to Chrysler Studios. As a graphic artist, I created over-the-shoulder art for daily newscasts and supported multiple editing operations with static 2D and motion graphics.
In 1996 a "bohemian" loft-based communications company recruited me to support video and live events, as well as web-based Interactive Distance Learning (IDL) for GMAC.
I then spent six years at a very large post-production and live event company near Detroit. I created 2D and motion graphics for live events like auto show reveals, press conferences and business meetings, as well as graphic support for broadcasts, videos, DVDs, and product packaging.
I became a freelance artist in the summer of 2005 and now work with a wide variety of clients around the country.
