Todd Kelsey

Digital Portfolio

	Co-wrote the first book ever published on a DVD authoring program; introduced readers to various facets of DVD authoring, including multilingual DVD. Special topics include the concept of cross-purposing content for DVD, CD and Web delivery. Pioneering coverage of Flash as tool for delivering parallel video on the Web and DVD, as well as simulating DVD in Flash. Discussed Macromedia Director and Dreamweaver in the context of DVD-ROM/WebDVD, as well as various Adobe apps including Photoshop as a basis for interface design. Note: Interesting Case Study with York Tillyer, acquaintance from Peter Gabriel's Real World Interactive of Bath, England. (Released internationally by Hungry Minds, Inc.)
	Co-wrote first book ever to be published on using Flash to generate broadcast quality video. Book also discusses cross-purposing Flash for Web, video and disc-based delivery. (Released internationally by John Wiley & Sons) Amazon book description: "There is a strong demand for flexible, low-cost broadcast animation, and Flash is a great way to meet these demands. With its ability to streamline production and reduce costs, Flash is the hottest new application of the most popular design product since Photoshop."
	A fun book to work on. Interestingly enough, this one was also translated into Dutch!
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	Coordinated production/design of catalogs on the 10 million member MyPoints.com site.
	Prototyped high-bandwidth MetaCatalog for MyPoints, involves streaming media, Flash and Java videogames. I came up with concept, designed nav w/Imageready. (on main screen, select "continue" -- no username needed.)
	I helped to develop content that was sent around the world in a variety of different languages, including Japanese, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese. I utilized HTML, CSS, JavaScript and VBScript.
	I've appeared on several national/international shows on TechTV, demonstrating Flash, video, etc. There are links to related material.
	An e-book under development about Mac OS-X. To download: in Windows, right-click, choose Save Target As -- in Mac OS, hold the CTRL key, choose Download Link to Disk. Then double-click the PDF.
	An experimental use of Flash to simulate the DVD environment.