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Depending
upon the type and scope of a project, a creative
team of anywhere from two to eight skilled professionals
will be assembled to design, program, implement
and test the content being created. Teams will
always include a lead programmer and graphic designer.
When projects call for specific expertise in areas
such as 3-D programming, 3-D game environment
design, multi-player programming, complex character
animation, or special audio effects -- talented
full-time individuals are on-staff to fill appropriate
slots in the creative team.
Adveractive's
ownership and management is "hands-on". All game
and entertainment projects have one of Adveractive's
three senior executives serving in the role of
Project Manager and primary contact person for
the client. These individuals are:
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President:
Steve Bullock founded Adveractive and
entered the multimedia world in 1994 following
successful careers in retail and marketing
(Director of Marketing for a Fortune 500
company at age 30, etc.). In 1995, he
recognized that the Internet would be
the ultimate delivery medium for compelling
entertainment and interactivity; so he
turned the company's focus in that direction
completely. Since then, he has directed
the development of nearly 50 major, branded
Internet games for corporations around
the world along with a like number of
other Internet games and activities.
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Executive
V.P. & Technology Officer:
Rett Crocker has been working in the software
development and multimedia field since
1992. He is a principal in several Internet
startups and has been a key figure in
Shockwave development since it's inception.
Most notably, he created the first multi-user
Shockwave game in 1996 and, more recently,
he managed the creation of Kit & Kaboodle,
a highly regarded educational software
package for grade school children that
allows for large scale, collaborative
learning on the Internet.
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V.P.
Art and Graphic Design:
Andrew Young joined Adveractive in May
of 2000. His experience reaches way back
to the days of Director 3. Prior to entering
the private sector, he headed the graphic
arts program of a local college for 9
years and pioneered interactive design,
animation, and advertising in the classroom
while at the same time freelancing multimedia
projects for clients like Adveractive.
He has degrees from Rhode Island School
of Design and Yale School of Art.
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