January 5, 2009

The Thirst in the Mojave piece is my attempt at making video interactive and contextualizing its content. Video on the web is great but it lacks many web-centric features or enhancements.

The advantage of web video over traditional video has typically revolved around the ability to share with friends and time-shift watching content. Thirst in the Mojave tries to bring a little more web mentality to video but still utilize the linear narrative strengths...

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December 21, 2008

2008 demo reel showcasing my work as a Producer, Editor, Videographer and Animator.

This is my last week at the Las Vegas Sun. I've accepted a job at the New York Times and I will be joining Andrew DeVigal and his all-star interactive team. As I'm packing up my condo to fit into a tiny...

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July 6, 2008

Five miles south of Boulder City, right off US-95, you'll find a dry lake bed. On Independence Day, the dry lake bed fills with campers, trucks, cars, families and fireworks. Lots of fireworks.

How I spent the 4th of July this year.

Today is Las Vegas' Birthday and we launched The History of Las Vegas Project to celebrate.

Zach Wise / digitalartwork.net

The Fitzgerald's Leprechaun was the victim of an arson fire. The famous Huntridge Theater sign sneaks its way in the background.

Today we launched the History of Las Vegas project at the Las Vegas Sun. This...

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For 60 years, the town of St. Thomas lay beneath the waters of Lake Mead. In 2002, St. Thomas re-emerged from the shrinking lake and scientists don't expect the site to ever be under water again. St. Thomas's appearance offers further evidence of the Southwest's critical water problem. Lake Mead is one of the largest reservoirs...

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Today the Las Vegas Sun ran a story that I've been working on in tight collaboration with reporter Alexandra Berzon. The story is about...

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