World Class Artist and FlashFreak Now Available
BirdTribe
Great Fish (65 foot tall 83 ton copper covered leaping fish with 10.5 tons of pure
copper) and the metal Atlas versions below Spring St. and in Buckhead, as well as the
Coca Cola Olympic Flame Icon Tower (167 feet, 75 tons), the largest art install at any
Olympics. I live in L5P and I love Flash. I have several movies on the web right now at
the URLs below. I am also a member of the HTML Writers Guild and have used alot of
timeline animation programs before Flash, including Infini-D, AfterEffects, Premier,
Lightwave, Poser, ElectricImage and others. I have about 20 CD's loaded with animations
and artworks done in those programs. I am currently developing several interactive
Shockwave games and apps such as a pinball/tarot card player/reader and an interactive
planetarium that will place the planets in the position they should be in for any input
date. I am almost (I said almost..heh) guru status with the programming of Flash
ActionScript and can custom tailor any site or web based app or game with interactivity
and advanced navigation controls, and am a real designer, having worked for the likes of
Ted Turner, David Bowie, Panos Karatossios of The Buckhead Life Restaurant Group and
George Roehrig of Cartel Realty and owner of The East Village Grill where my 25 foot
hand/bar is, as well as advertising for almost every major corporation you can name.
I have just finished a nine month contract stint at Netsentinel as Director of Web
Hosting and Multimedia Services. My duties included technical distillations of
technologies and methods for the non technically oriented, the forming of a Counter
Measures anti-hacking counter-intelligence team and documenting their procedures, the
creation of the new Netsentinel web presence, and the creation of the Bavarian Education
Ministry web framework from the students desk up through the Ministry Headquarters. I as
well created a five minute Shockwave movie for their booth at Interop that can be found
on the Netsentinel website and prepared all the brochures and Shockwave based tutorials,
co-designed the ad and print campaigns and was the designer of their prototype Secure
Rack Vaults and Cabinets.
I am also a streaming media specialist and have been involved in the sound and/or video
recording and editing business for 20+ years. I have been a fine artist (oil painter)
for 35+ years and have won many awards and have my works in world class collections.
Design and Web Software Used:
Photoshop 7 years (all plugins)
Illustrator 5 years
AfterEffects 3 years (most plugins)
Flash 1 year
AfterShock 1 year
Premier 3 years
CyberStudio 1.5 years
DreamWeaver 1 year
Freehand 2 years
MediaCleaner Pro 2 years
BBEdit 2 years
StudioVision Pro 5 years
ProTools 2 years
N2MP3 3 months
Toast 1 year
Quark 2 years
Pagemaker 2 years
Painter 5 years
Fetch 5 years
Infini-D 4 years
Pixels 3D Studio 1 year
Bryce 4 years
Poser 3 years
Lightwave 1 year
ElectricImage 1 year
VectorWorks 1 year
MS Word 4 years
MS Excel 1 year
QuickTime tools and apps 5+ years
+100's of utilities and other minor apps
Superior knowledge of Mac OS and computer security issues
Able to program:
Streaming sound, video, grfx or vector grfx media
CGI scripts
JavaScript
Dynamic databases
Flash ActionScript and FS command browser scripting
I work best with minimal supervision and present work in stages to get approval on
design elements and interactivity widgets. If a further resume of my full career is
wanted it can be provided by contacting me at bird...@netsentinel.net.
You may view some of my work at:
http://www.netsentinel.net/WWWNetsentinel.html <-----Netsentinel Shockwave Site & Movie
http://www.netsentinel.net/BirdTribeMovie.html <------My Artworks and Interactive apps
http://www.netsentinel.net/TableofElements.html <-----Nifty interactive science app
http://www.netsentinel.net/M3incIF.html <------M3inc frontpage interface *very kewl*
http://www.netsentinel.net/Noc1NavMap.html <-------interactive navigable map
http://www.netsentinel.net/SilverLiberties.html <-----Numistmatist website
http://members.xoom.com/BirdTribe/index.html <------HTML driven artwork/music/words
http://www.netsentinel.net/KMBPresentation/DataCenter.html <-----Bavarian Education Web
http://www.circulartimes.com <-----WebMaster of HTML driven site
coming soon on the World Wide Web...
Interactive Planetarium
Pinball game whose bumpers and widgets activate Tarot Card sequence spreads which are
then interpreted.
English Cabala dynamic database engine and Sacred Geometry Explorer
References:
Sparrow Marcioni
CEO Netsentinel
770 436 2300
Tony Erickson
VP Netsentinel
770 436 2300
Ben Camp
CEO United Controls International
770 496 0884
<further references can be provided on request>
Contact Info:
mailto:bird...@netsentinel.net
Randy Lee Blain
405 Hardendorf
Atlanta, GA., 30307
404 378 7834
Best Regards
Randy Lee Blain
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
Melissa Stajcar
BirdTribe
Melissa Stajcar wrote:
>
> Are you married?
No ma'am... Are you stacked?? *ducks hurled objects*
Yer Pal
BirdTribe
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
http://www.netsentinel.net/BirdTribeMovie.html
http://www.netsentinel.net/TableOfElements.html
http://www.netsentinel.net - webmaster
http://www.circulartimes.com - webmaster
Jana Reinhold
singles galery! Save this
stuff for your personal email accounts! not posting here!!!!!
BirdTribe wrote:
> Melissa Stajcar wrote:
> >
> > Are you married?
>
> No ma'am... Are you stacked?? *ducks hurled objects*
>
> Yer Pal
> BirdTribe
>
> --
> *If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
BirdTribe
Jana Reinhold wrote:
>
> Come on, this group is for professional "job opportunities" not a
> singles galery! Save this
> stuff for your personal email accounts! not posting here!!!!!
But that would mean getting all serious and stuff. Besides, wouldn't you want to know
that the person you hired has a sense of humor? They would be more likely to weather
shifts in the project and present them with someone pleasant to interface with. I
thought corporate greyface went out with the nineties. Oops...It still is the
nineties....just barely..heh
My excuse?? I was programming card shuffles and was free associating.
Yer Pal
BirdTribe
P.S. She IS welcome to email me anytime as my day at the computer is broken up by email
penpals or newsgroups to ease the pressure of working with grid co-ordinates that start
in the upper left hand corner and are reversed on the Y axis. Same with any of you other
folks who would like to correspond about Flash and the industry or tie dyed poodles,
algebraic algorithms, game code or whatever.
>
> BirdTribe wrote:
>
> > Melissa Stajcar wrote:
> > >
> > > Are you married?
> >
> > No ma'am... Are you stacked?? *ducks hurled objects*
> >
> > Yer Pal
> > BirdTribe
> >
> > --
> > *If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
> > http://www.netsentinel.net/BirdTribeMovie.html
> > http://www.netsentinel.net/TableOfElements.html
> > http://www.netsentinel.net - webmaster
> > http://www.circulartimes.com - webmaster
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
Melissa Stajcar
I would love to married to someone who knows soo much
computer stuff....no I am not 'stacked' but beautiful
(I'll try to be more professional)
moe
>
Rodrigo
Melissa Stajcar wrote:
>
> all I can say is it never hurts to ask...
> I would love to married to someone who knows soo much
> computer stuff....no I am not 'stacked' but beautiful
And being married can be a full-time job :-)
Jana Reinhold
class.
So, how great are you at Flash? I'm looking for some people to create really great Flash
games for the web. Do you do this kind of work and do you have any samples to show
of games you've made with Flash?
-Jana
Jana Reinhold
know...
Melissa Stajcar wrote:
> all I can say is it never hurts to ask...
> I would love to married to someone who knows soo much
> computer stuff....no I am not 'stacked' but beautiful
>
Tim A. Setliff
Room monitors went out when we were kids.
You too go for it. LOL
heydt
So, YOU get to be "room monitor"?
Doesn't seem fair.
And, though BirdTribe quite an admirable record, I want to know more about the term, "FlashFreak."
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-heydt
http://www.wolvesburrow.com
http://www.onelist.com/community/flashmonkey
< beware the filter >
BirdTribe
Jana Reinhold wrote:
>
> It's not what they "know" but what they do and make with what they
> know...
There is only a fraction of what I have done sitting on the web. Not only have I got
five Atlanta landmarks and two world record sculptures under my belt, I have twenty CD's
full of sfx, grfx, animations and artworks, CAD for artistic engineering, scripts,
original musics and scientific and metaphysical writings and documents. I intend to have
twenty more by next year. I am not sure a lady could deal with my devotion to my craft
at this time, though it would be a welcome break. I am especially hooked on making Flash
jump through hoops and don't hit the hay till I am almost asleep at the keyboards.
Yer Pal
BirdTribe
>
> Melissa Stajcar wrote:
>
> > all I can say is it never hurts to ask...
> > I would love to married to someone who knows soo much
> > computer stuff....no I am not 'stacked' but beautiful
> >
> > (I'll try to be more professional)
> > moe
> >
> > >
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
BirdTribe
Jana Reinhold wrote:
>
> True, but as a woman I found it a bit offensive. In humor there are different levels of
> class.
And I happen to be a bit ribald. There are also different levels of sense of humor and
one should not have to cater to common denominators as you wouldn't get some good
chuckles off.. As a man, as well, I refuse to get stuffed into a feminist box, if you'll
pardon the jargon. Chauvinism is a cutting edge sword. We are to be gallant and flirtful
but because all people are different, what is gallant or playful to one may seem rude or
misogynist to another. I truly love women and the comment was in jest. Hell, what would
you do if someone asked if you were married..reply seriously?? But, if I have truly
offended you, please pardon my paganic sense of humor.
>
> So, how great are you at Flash?
I am getting pretty wicked at it. I am in the middle of a PinBall/Tarot card reader (odd
combo aye?) and had to figure out about 30 separate techniques to get it to work
properly. I am now setting bumper and ball spitout variables for when it gets caught in
mathematical traps and devising a system to throw up cards and then correlate them to
feed text from a datbase depending on the values of the cards on either side of the
center. This gives alot more variables for cards interpretations, as instead of just
meaning what they individually mean, they are modified by the cards surrounding them.
>I'm looking for some people to create really great Flash
> games for the web. Do you do this kind of work and do you have any samples to show
> of games you've made with Flash?
I can forward an .swf of the shooter in its current state with a short description of
what else I intend to do and to solve it. I have several other games and interactive
puzzles and scientific systems planned. Several of my other works are in the original
post. If you are interested you can email me.
Best of Regards
BirdTribe
>
> -Jana
>
> jrei...@den.net
>
> BirdTribe wrote:
>
> > Jana Reinhold wrote:
> > >
> > > Come on, this group is for professional "job opportunities" not a
> > > singles galery! Save this
> > > stuff for your personal email accounts! not posting here!!!!!
> >
> > But that would mean getting all serious and stuff. Besides, wouldn't you want to know
> > that the person you hired has a sense of humor? They would be more likely to weather
> > shifts in the project and present them with someone pleasant to interface with. I
> > thought corporate greyface went out with the nineties. Oops...It still is the
> > nineties....just barely..heh
> >
> > My excuse?? I was programming card shuffles and was free associating.
> >
> > Yer Pal
> > BirdTribe
> >
> > P.S. She IS welcome to email me anytime as my day at the computer is broken up by email
> > penpals or newsgroups to ease the pressure of working with grid co-ordinates that start
> > in the upper left hand corner and are reversed on the Y axis. Same with any of you other
> > folks who would like to correspond about Flash and the industry or tie dyed poodles,
> > algebraic algorithms, game code or whatever.
> >
> >
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
BirdTribe
"Tim A. Setliff" wrote:
>
> I think all these crybabys need to get a life.
>
> Room monitors went out when we were kids.
I am so used to NG's I opened this and expected a flame. heh..
>
> You too go for it. LOL
Thanks pal..I have been running the Pan 2.0 archtype lately so I doubt I could
resist..she did say she was beautiful...
Yer Pal
BirdTribe
Tip of the day. To get around those pesky grids starting in the upper left hand corner
and going negative on the Y axis create grid based algorthims on a movieclip. This has
the correct co-ordinate system and can save alot of coding for vector driven game code..
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
BirdTribe
heydt wrote:
>
> T,
>
> So, YOU get to be "room monitor"?
>
> Doesn't seem fair.
>
> And, though BirdTribe quite an admirable record, I want to know more about the term, "FlashFreak."
I worked the ad industry for years. It may have something to do with subliminal
advertising. Then again, all the other good titles have websites already.
HTH
BirdTribe
>
> --
> -heydt
> http://www.wolvesburrow.com
> http://www.onelist.com/community/flashmonkey
>
> < beware the filter >
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*
Phil Jones
BirdTribe
Phil Jones wrote:
>
> NERD ALERT
Thanks for the intro Phil. How is it over there in Nerdland? I am over here in Geekville.
Keep your terminology straight. You wouldn't call a Korean Chinese just because their
eyes were slanted.
Yer Pal in Geekville
BirdTribe
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*If the whole world is a stage I want the best sound and lighting*