Produced for Swinburne University at M&C Saatchi Melbourne. An interactive installation sponsored by Westpac with a retail window.

Animated fish interact and play with pedestrians in real time to promote Swinburne's Environmental management courses. Initially technologically challenging, the window was overwhelmingly popular with Swinburne, Westpac and branch customers.

Cameras inside the window allowed the custom computer code to track the movements of the passing crowd. This information was fed to a simple swarm algorithm which gave the fish organic and interactive movement as they swam to follow people as they walked by.

Motion design produced for Moët & Chandon as part of a retail promotion. The final video was shown as a part of a point of sale display in retail locations around Australia.

Blind Date Billy is an inbrowser game Produced for Sensis at Wonderman Sydney. Developed in 2002, it is a very early example of casual gaming as a marketing platform.

Players guided Billy through a classic platform game mechanic to collect the things needed for his blind date. Completing the game meant players could enter a draw to win a trip to Venice amongst other prizes.

Vodafone's Feed the Monkey was a series of interactive banners based on an existing campaign produced for Vodafone at Start Creative London. It featured an interactive mini game as the main media placement.

An example of an over the page ad produced for Diesel Clothing at EHSBrann London. Krazy Kite was an interactive, toy like execution which was featured on industry site hintmag. Novelty of the interaction drove an order of magnitude higher click through rate for Diesel's 2002 Valley spring campaign. Online ad platforms were in their infancy at the that time with little over the page support, the code for the ad placement was written from scratch.