Trigger invents unrivaled mixed reality experiences for the world’s top brands. From major marketing campaigns to powerful enterprise solutions, our work combines premiere content with the latest technology, blending physical and digital worlds in innovative yet measurable ways. > Trigger is the world's most experienced XR Developer / Agency with 250k+ hours and growing of AR/VR/XR development> Clients include: Honda, LEGO, Google, Visa, Nike, McDonald’s, Disney, Lucasfilm> Showcase development partners for Snap, Facebook, Instagram, Google and Vuforia I oversaw growth from 5 to 60+ full-time staff worldwide since 2005, building Project Management practices in a fast-paced agency environment-- setting up sustainable, repeatable systems and tools for success.> Established project management practice for offices in Los Angeles and Shanghai with additional full-time staff in Denmark and the Philippines.> Delivered an annual average of 30+ projects worldwide (average annual billings of $7MM).> Evaluate and price every new business opportunity.> Author all client and vendor-facing contracts.> Source and on-board all third-party developers, designers, artists, and copywriters worldwide.> Hired, trained, and mentored dozens of Project Managers in Los Angeles and Shanghai.> Personally led web, mobile app and casual game projects for The Hunger Games Franchise (2015), Spider-Man 3 (2007), The Simpsons Movie (2007), Clash of the Titans (2010), Resident Evil: Extinction (2007), The Lorax (2012), 21 (2008), District 9 (2009), Rango (2011), Hancock (2008), Disney Movies Online, Disney Tomorrowland Innoventions, Depeche Mode, Nike, Nokia, Jenny Craig, Life Technologies, and Ghost House Pictures.> Guest Speaker: University of Oregon, School of Journalism and Communication. J460/560 Interactive Media Seminar (2010).> Guest Speaker: UCLA Extensions, AR/MR/VR for Immersive Content: Experience, Game & Media (2018).

Media Revolution was a digital agency founded by UCLA alumni, composer Hans Zimmer, and producer Jay Rifkin. Media Revolution was a major force in online film marketing-- winning countless awards for immersive sites and games for the Spider-Man franchise (2002, 2004), Independence Day (1996), Alien: Resurrection (1997), and many other blockbuster films and brands. Media Revolution grew to 50 full time staff at its peak.I joined on day one as a designer and transitioned to project management-- inventing workflow and tools along the way. By 2000 I was leading the project management department which grew to six full-time Producers.My clients included Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Kyocera Wireless, Electronic Arts, and Konami.> Established project management practice at a time when project management for marketing-focused sites and games didn’t exist.> Hired, trained, and mentored dozens of Project Managers in Los Angeles and Shenzhen.> Supervised hundreds of projects over Media Revolution's 10 years.> Personally led web projects for Spider-Man 2 (2004), Spider-Man 3 (2007), The X-Files: Fight the Future (1998), Lords of Dogtown (2005), Medal of Honor (EA 1999), Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (Konami 2001), Beetle Adventure Racing (EA 1999), New Regency Pictures, Ghost House Pictures, and Kyocera Wireless.

Staff Designer and Research Associate for high-profile, multi-million dollar product and automotive litigation cases for Suzuki, Yamaha and Toyota. Designed data-driven information graphics and persuasive trial boards for use in courtroom presentations. Assisted with live mock jury presentations around the country-- collecting data and preparing findings.

Manager of the in-house advertising creative staff for LA's 3rd largest daily newspaper, the UCLA DAILY BRUIN. My team of five worked with advertisers to concept and design display ads that included custom photography, copywriting and artwork.