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NEWS

	Tapestries of Hope; a U.S. Documentary Feature Film for which I am one of the producers has received the Best Documentary Award at the Louisville International Festival of Film 2009.
	Tapestries of Hope; a U.S. Documentary Feature Film for which I am one of the producers has received the Aloha Accolade Award for Excellence in Filmmaking at the 2009 Honolulu International Film Festival.
	Check out my interview with FMV World. The interview was published on November 22, 2007. The focus of the article is my contribution to the full motion video game genre during my time at Sega of America.
	The folks at Moby Games have been busy updating My Moby Games Profile. While it is not complete, I am always amazed every time I check and see how much they have done. Thank you Moby Games!
	The Internet Movie Database has now included four of my past projects; Tomcat Alley, Surgical Strike, Wirehead and Fahrenheit. I will be working with them to have the rest included soon!
	The reason that my Productions page does not list any projects for the past year is due to Non-Disclosure Agreements preventing me from posting the work. The page will be updated with all projects as each NDA permits over time.
	A Glimpse at the Future of Video. Welcome to Super Hi-Vision! JVC has announced the 1.75 inch 8k4k D-ILA, the worlds first 8k4k device (also known as Super Hi-Vision or Ultra High Definition). At 8192 x 4320 pixels (35 Megapixles) it is almost 17 times greater than Full HD (1920 x 1080). It has a 17:9 aspect ratio and an impressive 30000:1 contrast ratio. Click on the thumbnail to the left to see a chart on the difference between Full HD, Super HD and Super Hi-Vision. NHK and Fujitsu are developing the cameras and compression hardware based upon MPEG-4 AVC/H.264. People involved with the project claim that image resolution is so realistic that it is possible to feel motion sickness when watching extreme motion such as off-road racing on a mountain road.