Flash Work thrown

 

 

I'm working at The University of Melbourne in a group of educational multimedia professionals that includes programmers, graphic designers, photographers and video production crew. At its best it is a dream job with people who care about what they do, clients who are sometimes the best in their fields and the time and resources to develop award winning subjects. I was employed as a Flash programmer but I get to do all sorts of things including ideas creation, interaction design, project management and acting.

Phroggered   Phroggered is a game designed to lighten the very serious business of getting a postgraduate degree. The subject, Postgraduate Essentials, won a couple of prestigious educational awards. I'm proud of this little game because it was my idea, realised with the help of our lovely graphic designer Judy McCombe. Use the arrow keys to get your degree.

Postgrad Essentials Calendar

 

  The Postgraduate Essentials Calendar features open source code with a raft of adjustments to suit our needs.

Stereotype Busters  

Stereotype Busters we created this game for the Early Childhood Centre. It attempts to break down stereotypes by challenging undergraduate students to question their assumptions. It took us several attempts to come up with a game that was politically correct while being somewhat fun and at the same time inspiring rather than giving a negative view of stereotypes. This subject's CD version of the material won a Victorian Multicultural Excellence in Education award in 2007. Graphics by Jo Rye

Sound System  

This Flash training module gives students the chance to cable a sound system without crawling around on the floor. It was really challenging to code but the client loved it. The only problem was the kids liked it so much he couldn't get them to stop playing with it lol. Graphics by Gavin Leys

Godzilla Intro
Godzilla Portal
Godzilla Database Room

 

 

Godzilla was a fantastic project for Unimelb's Communication and Screen Culture Course. We had not much on at the time so the various elements got plenty of love and attention. I think it shows. Concept Gavin Leys, Gordon Yau and me. Graphics Gavin Leys. Score Alex Steves. Animation and extra toys by me.

Chook flu virus vectors  

This Flash animation, created for an Avian Health subject, shows how the avian flu virus can be transmitted and spread. I had great fun animating the chook and the clients loved it. I reckon when you get paid to animate a chook sneezing, you've made it. Initial chook by Chris Hanger

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October 2008