Happy, Angry, Sad

Happy, Sad, Angry is a video artwork based on human emotions.
The work was a part of a video and interactive series that explored human emotions, how we control them, how they are display them and how we react to them.
The participants were approached in the street and asked to convey the 3 emotions in the title.
These were filmed and edited. The video was cropped to focus on the participants’ faces.
Each emotion is 3 seconds long and invites the viewer to watch and learn from the way people represent each of these emotions.
The participants were not actors so what is captured is there interpretation of themselves.
The work draws the viewer in and asks them to interpret their reactions to the participants’ emotions. The video was later used in Loud vs Quiet interactive piece.

This work was exhibited as part of the PI-five video & short films festival in 2005 at the Swinoujscie, Koszary sztuki, the place of art at Officyna, the National Museum in Szczecin and Berlin.




The Tree Outside my House

Is a digital story based on a collection data samples about a tree outside my house.
The data samples form the basis of a motion graphics piece.
Is part of the permanent collection at Australian Centre of the Moving Image, Melbourne and has been exhibited as part of the Melbourne International Animation festival.




QANTAS Sales Presenter






This CDROM sales tool contained all the company, product offerings and services information for QANTAS. It was used by QANTAS sales staff around the UK.The interface and the information structure of the tool was designed with the QANTAS sales staff, to ensure they could present the information in a quick and efficient manner, and allowing enough flexibility in the product to suit the variety of sales techniques and approaches.

Worldsource Sales Tool




A CDROM based sales tool that was used by WorldSource Europe wide at various Telecommunication trade shows. Actors were cast for talking heads pieces. They were shot on blue screen for seamless inclusion in the presentation. Voice over artists were cast as a counter-point to the video. Video library footage was sourced for an video loop that would play when after periods on inaction to draw in passers by.

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