London.
first West Kensington, then Putney Bridge, WC1 and now W1 - just off of harley street...
finally settled on W1 since I can skate all over the place easily.
london's been pretty kind to me workwise.

spent a few weeks at foresight, a film pr company so got to work on

• twister - which I built from scratch
• independence Day - which I did the shockwave for

the latter marks the web's first real use of shockwave streamed audio, whose sound quality shits on realaudio. also, I get to say as seen on TV about one of my things for the first time in my life...Movies Games & Videos screened the shockwave full screen on Saturday 7th September 1996.
how historic...

after that we get DNA where I did more shockwave...
zanussi and Cheltenham & Gloucester
yeah yeah so it's an insurance company - i did some cool things for them.
oh I spent a hell of a lot of time on the phone.
In fact I quickly realised that the best thing about being a freelancer is that you get to abuse company priviliges such as faxes, phones, photocopiers - in a major way - plus you get paid for it.

step up...

did the open book shockwave for kpmg...it's cute - but not useful.

started hanging out at cyberia - only cause I lived near and they didn't mind me blading at work...and did the society section of the mtv europe music awards

spent three cooold weeks in NY working on the Totaltour - doing lots of coding and lots more standing around...