Work
A selection of my recent online work. Please note for client confidentiality and privacy reasons, most of my Subversive Games work (2006-2007) cannot be shown online. If you would like to see me for a demonstration, please use the Contact page to get in touch.
Ninja Man
A collaboration with Johnny Le and Jason Chow
Web: http://www.ninja-man.com
The online game that started my flash gaming career, having received over 30 million plays to date. Read more about it in my Ninjaman section.
CoFA Annual 2007
Client: College of Fine Arts, UNSW
Web: http://annual.cofa.unsw.edu.au/2007/dvd
For the third year running, I was the technical director and lead developer of the CoFA Annual DVD project. Each year the annual is produced as a showcase of student talent, showing a range of their works with detailed information on each artist, and presented in a fun and interactive package, comprising of several hundred students and over two thousand works. We produce it as a Flash app and distribute it on DVD.
CoFA Annual 2006
Client: College of Fine Arts, UNSW
Web: http://showcase.cofa.unsw.edu.au/annual06/flash.html
My second year on the Annual project. 2006 was the first year we made it web-aware; 2005 is not online.
Scumbag 07
A Subversive Games project
Web: http://www.subversivegames.com/portal/games/scumbag07
Scumbag 07 is a follow-on to the original Scumbag game made earlier at Subversive Games. Still the quick, fun ’shouting’ game, it was revived and reskinned for the Australian 2007 election build up. Featuring Australia’s two leading political leaders at the time; John Howard and Kevin Rudd, the game allowed players to pick a side and poke fun at the whole election machine. We got some great press over it - Sydney Morning Herald permanently featured it in their Election 07 coverage on their website, and we even made the front page of their site a few times. Great results for an Aussie-centric game.
Scumbag
A Subversive Games project
Web: http://www.subversivegames.com/games/scumbag/
A fun, quick ’shouting’ game, involving two political rivals. The game was conceived after a media fiasco in 2006 over an argument between Australian politicians Kim Beazly and Wilson Tuckey. It’s up to you to decide which insults to throw at the opposing character!
Sydney Sinfonietta
Client: Digital Eskimo; for Sydney Symphonys’ Sinfonietta project
Web: http://www.sydneysymphony.com/sinfonietta
Online musical composition web app built in flash. Users can create compositions, save them, and send to friends. Fun project to be involved in!
Amnesty International “Message in a bottle” campaign
Client: Digital Eskimo; for Amnesty International
Web: http://message.amnesty.org.au
An online petition that aimed to collect 10,000 signatures to oppose the Governments refugee policy. After its very brief run, over 25,000 submissions were collected.
Media and Gaming website
Client: Media and Gaming
Web: http://www.mediaandgaming.com
I provided the Flash development behind their web presence, for their mobile gaming platform.
Switch TV video player
Client: Switch TV
Web: http://www.switch.tv
An up-and-coming local YouTube competitor. I developed their light-weight but function-heavy video player front end.