Joshua Knowlton Berry

Bill Verplank perfectly explains interaction design.

I’ve recently been doing some collaborative storyboarding for an upcoming documentary. I created this template that can be printed, cut with scissors, and distributed to the members of your group. The frames can be rearranged until you figure out how to best tell the story. You can get the full-sized PDF here.

I led the concert committee at Union College in Schenectady, NY for 3 years, where I had the opportunity work with artists including Wilco, John Scofield, Medeski Martin & Wood, and others.

Here’s an unused ticket from the Wilco show at Memorial Chapel, April 27, 2002. Wilco played the tiny chapel days after the release of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. There is also a high resolution file on Flickr. There’s also a soundboard of this show available here.

A screenshot taken just after we reached 10,000 riders

The latest site from Purpose is a game called I Ride For Livestrong. The game was created to draw new supporters to the Livestrong Foundation. The game is simple; users can either join the ride or cheer for a rider. Riders advance in the race by acquiring cheers. We reached our goal of 10,000 riders in well under the goal of 48 hours. As of this post, we have 17,000 riders and nearly 90,000 cheers. Well done everyone!

The New York Times covered the launch on Media Decoder. PSFK also wrote about it.

http://www.livestrongaction.org/rideforlivestrong