Self-employed developing various game prototypes using Unity 3D – Including a demo for a VR Adventure game and most recently a narrative based horror game for mobile and PC.

Employed as a contract animator for the game L.A Noire (2011) I used Autodesk Motionbuilder to edit motion capture data into suitable game animations.I also worked briefly on GTA V (2013) editing animation for the games first promotional teaser.

Self-employed developing own game ideas – Work slowed down for several years due to health reasons – Went to Portsmouth University to study Computer Games Technology (BSc) where I completed 2 years of the course but left early for the Rockstar position in 2010.

Worked as a character animator on E.T: Return to the Green Planet in a team of 12, using MAYA to produce animation for this 3D adventure (unreleased).

Creative Reality was formed in 1985 with two other partners and has since developed 9 published games released on various platforms as listed below:Martian Gothic: Unification - 2001 (PS1/PC) - Take-Two InteractiveMartian Gothic is an original survival horror game published by Take-Two, on which I was the sole 3D character animator and co-designer. I also produced the project day-to-day with a full-time team of 8 people along with several freelance artists. I was involved in everything from voice recording, art production and localization to play/bug testing and final mastering.Dreamweb - 1995 (PC/AMIGA) - Empire InteractiveAn original game designed and produced solely by Creative Reality. I was co-designer and responsible for all graphics. Dreamweb was published by Empire Interactive and is featured in the publication Commodore Amiga: A Visual Compendium, and is also due to be featured in the upcoming publication The Art of Point-and-Click Adventure Games both by BITMAP BOOKS.MYTH: History In The Making - 1989 (ZX Spectrum/Amstrad) – System 3I was co-designer and responsible for all graphics. This was based on the C64 title which we re-designed for the Spectrum. It achieved review scores of over 90%, including a Crash Smash!REX - 1988 (ZX Spectrum/Amstrad) - MartechRegarded by some as a ‘speccy’ classic, I was co-designer and responsible for all graphics. This game is also featured in the publication ZX Sinclair Spectrum: A Visual Compendium by BITMAP BOOKS. The Creative Reality developed titles as listed below. I was responsible for co-design and all of the graphics:The Fury - 1988 (ZX Spectrum/Amstrad) - Martech Nemesis the Warlock - 1987 (ZX Spectrum/Amstrad/C64) – MartechSlaine - 1987 (ZX Spectrum/Amstrad/C64) – MartechTarzan - 1986 (ZX Spectrum/Amstrad/C64) – MartechW.A.R - 1986 (ZX Spectrum/Amstrad) – Martech

I got my first job at 17 (1985) at Catalyst Coders during the dawn of home computing in the UK. Here I worked as a 2D pixel/sprite artist on a few titles before forming my own development team. At Catalyst Coders I worked on two games; Geoff Capes Strongman Challenge (1985) and Gyroscope (1985).