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Don Wrege4632 Ashfield Dr |
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Don
Wrege is a results-oriented producer and an award-winning designer with
over 27 years of professional experience in production, ranging from the
beginnings of multimedia to the emergence of interactive television. A
wide range of skills to fit almost any production situation complemented
by a successful competitive marketplace track record. | |
EXPERIENCE: |
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CREATIVE
DIRECTOR, NewGuard Boulder, CO |
(8/01
- present)
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Responsible
for client satisfaction, project management, creative direction, delivery
of user experience / presentation layer / information architecture components.
Clients include The Cable Center, Navigant Biotechnologies, Gambro BCT,
Sterling-Rice, The Kentucky Derby/Churchill Downs |
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MANAGER
OF CREATIVE SERVICES, XOR Inc. Boulder, CO |
(3/98
- 7/01)
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Departmental
management, large-scale website production and overall client contentment.
Served as Project Manager (1998), Producer (1999) and Sr. Creative Producer
(2000) promoted to Manager of Creative Services in January of 2001 overseeing
a staff of 13. Sites produced included FranklinCovey.com, Vitamins.com,
HealthCentralRx.com, HealthSmart Vitamins, Bioenergy Nutrients, WholeFoods.com.
(XOR was later acquired by Seurat, then Fair Isaac.) (In
1998 I was having trouble attracting the attention of Hans the Creative
Director, so I put together this "virtual
interview" using XOR's corporate website's code at the time.)
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CREATIVE
PRODUCER, DiveIn,
U S West Interactive Englewood, CO |
(1/97
- 1/98)
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12-month
contract to create, produce and coordinate content for U S West's version
of a city guide Web product. (Our chief competition was Microsoft's Sidewalk.)
DiveIn launched March 18th, '97 in ten cities across the US with daily
customized content for each market. My responsibilities
included building a Web community, wrangling and helping to refine the ten-city, java-based content management/publishing system Earthweb had developed, producing "micro-sites" for
special events, overseeing daily production and constantly growing the
product feature set.
Christopher Marsh built this Cubicle
Nostalgia Site as a remembrance. |
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ART
DIRECTOR / PRODUCER, The
Digital Foundry, Boulder, Colorado / Tiburon, California |
(8/95
- 9/96)
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Design
and Art Direction of CD-ROM and Web products; website construction;
production coordination and management including GUI design and product
development assistance for Amplitude
Software Corp.'s "Reserve" intranet scheduling application.
(Amplitude was later acquired by Critical Path.) Clients included
E3, Home PC Magazine's CD-ROM Software Previews, Game Gallery Online,
RomRats. |
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COMMUNITY
EDITOR, The Angle, BroadVision, Los Altos, CA |
(8/96
- 7/97)
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One
of four online editors chosen to create an identifiable personality
for thousands of readers world-wide, writing columns
and providing website recommendations on a daily basis for The Angle's
subscriber base. Sponsored by Internet solution providers BroadVision
as a proof of concept vehicle for their content management/publishing system, showing how it tied into their "intelligent" (it learned viewers' preferences) One-To-One personalized Web applications. |
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MULTIMEDIA PRODUCER,
Interactive Video Enterprises Boulder, Colorado |
(11/94
- 9/95)
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Working
directly with clients and staff designing and organizing production of
early vision of a broadband cable interactive shopping network for the Omaha trials. I wandered
upstairs one night and found the Advanced Technology team in need of a
GUI guy, resulting in my early involvement in the production of “World
Wide Web” sites circa Netscape
version 1.0. |
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CONSULTANT, MNI
Interactive (MusicNet), San Francisco, California |
(1993
- 1994)
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Assisted
in designing
production process for launch of interactive advertising & music
previewing products, including Rolling Stone/MusicNet service and MusicNet
CD-ROM. MusicNet is now a joint venture of RealNetworks, AOL Time Warner, Bertelsmann,
and EMI. |
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ON AIR
TALENT, Eclectic
Radio Co. LLC (Web Radio) Boulder, Colorado |
(98
- 99)
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Host of the annual
gogaga.com live coverage of The
Digital Storytelling Festival. Producer / Writer / Host of "ZappaTrax"
one-hour internet radio series featured on www.radiom.com for a few months
before the RIAA freaked out. |
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SOLE PROPRIETOR, EYESONGS,
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(1984
- 1990)
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Owned and operated multi-image / multimedia design and camera service in Los Angeles: Clients included ABC Entertainment; Jackson Browne; Mattel Toys; Chiat Day and Harry Marks. | |||
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