What I’m up to, where I am and things I’m working on.
Well, hello new chapter
Following a good 2012, I’ve been a bit quiet this year, and for good reason.
What I’m up to, where I am and things I’m working on.
Following a good 2012, I’ve been a bit quiet this year, and for good reason.
We created TweetBribe… and won The Giving Lab’s hack event!
El Armadillo, a film which I’m producing for Front Line Picture House, has made the shortlist for the One Shot Movie Competition 2012!
As we’re edging into September with that ‘back to school’ feeling, I thought I’d roll my sleeves up and jump back on here.
As you’ve probably noticed, I’ve been a bit quiet. The last couple of months have been anything but – here are the highlights.
Quite simply, a screencast is a video recording of stuff happening on your computer screen. Very recently, creating a screencast was the easiest solution to an increasingly common scenario in my workflow.
Although, like most things in life, just because we can doesn’t mean we should.
I’ve been doing a little training with some new clients in the last couple of weeks and I’ve had to answer the question “How do I get a picture to show up next to my [blog] comment?” more than once, so I thought I’d do a post…
Although hectic, as always, it has been a pretty great couple of work months. Besides all the strategic online marketing stuff that I’ve been working on, I’ve had a nice balance of in-house design and stuff for my friends. Here’s a little snapshot of some of the things I’ve been working on recently.
The highlight of my week last week was attending NFPtweetup 10. I heart NFPTweetup a lot, and given that I don’t work in a charity, I feel enormously privileged every time I’m allowed to attend. So it was my absolute pleasure to be given the opportunity to co-sponsor this particular event.
Last week, I sat on a Marketing and PR careers panel at my undergraduate alma mater, Queen Mary, University of London. I had mixed feelings about the event as I recalled how I felt about nine years ago when I was exactly in their shoes.
I’ve been blessed with a pretty packed year. I’ve worked with some pretty amazing people, travelled heaps and gotten to work on some pretty interesting projects. Of the ones that aren’t covered by NDA (!), here are some of my highlights from 2010.