About
Pictured left-to-right: Myself, Dickson (@dtdog) & Stella on the front step.
I live in Houston, Texas with my wife, two dogs and two cats.
Phase IV : Work
By day I work for a UK-based manufacturer of television graphics equipment. My time is split between working at customers sites around North America and my home office. In my travels I am privileged to see some of the finest broadcast facilities in the world. My working activities are a constantly shifting mix of graphic arts, integrating new technologies and working with interesting people.
I’m also lucky to have been on the vanguard of the home office trend. I’ve not worked in a traditional office environment for over ten years.
Phase III: Interests
My interests are many but include various areas of technology, most especially those related to telecom, VOIP, music and home theatre.
Phase II: Past Interests
In a past life I was also very active in kites; kite making and flying. In 1990 I was one of the hosts of TVOntario’s “Kite Crazy” mini-series, which went on to be one of their most popular how-to mini-series of all time. Designing and building kites as object du art my former partner and I won many awards, including the Smithsonian Institute’s “Beauty In the Sky” award at the 1990 edition of their annual kite festival.
Phase I: Past Work
For a short while I was a staff editor at Kitelines Magazine. KL was at the time the world’s leading kite publication. Privately held and run as a labor of love by a small, dedicated staff Kitelines ran for over 20 years. Kitelines was based in Baltimore MD whereas I lived just outside of Toronto at the time. This began my involvement working from a home office and telecommuting, long before such things were commonplace.
Long ago I started out as a television editor. When video tape still ruled the world (before PC-based non-linear editors) I worked for just over seven years at various production facilities in the Toronto area. I edited a number of successful series, hundreds of commercials, and a mind-numbing amount of corporate programming. I hardly saw the sun back then, but it was great fun.
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