At the beginning of July, I teamed up with Laura Dean to make a short film the The 2010 San Francisco Three-Minute Picture Show. It was just a little side project we decided to do, you know, for fun.
We had 30 days to come up with an idea, story board it, build props, shoot and edit it. It was a blast. We had fun just doing it. Needless to say, we were completely blown away…
I’m a geek, and I might be a nerd, but I’m not a dork. If you’re not already hooked, this probably isn’t the book for you. Michael Lopp wrote this witty little handbook to help all us geeks overcome what he describes as”debilitating social skills” and “strange control issues.” I have no idea what he’s [...]
Object Adjective congratulates our partners over at Sidereel on their recent acquisition by Rovi. Rovi announced that it had acquired the popular TV and movie website Sidereel.com on Tuesday. Sidereel recently surpassed 1M uniques per day and gives users access to 24,000 shows and 530,000 episodes. The acquisition by Rovi is seen as a very [...]
Jeremy Anderson is a user experience and interaction designer, brand and technology strategist.
He is the founder and director of Object Adjective, a strategic web design consultancy in San Francisco.
