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This is a compilation of my work from the past few years. Music:... Author: jeffpeak Keywords: demo reel animation motion graphics show reel motion designer maya after effects Jeff Peak Peakarts 3D CG Added: March 4, 2009

SomaCow Media is proud to present SomaCow, brought to you in this hour by The Drew Show. Check em out! They invented the word Twarnival, for crying out loud! In this hour we discussed Orlando s Tweetup, which was a pretty good initial effort, with 100+ attendees crammed into a bar, laughing, talking, and desperately seeking drinks. Thanks again to Etanowitz of the Orlando Sentinel for setting it all up. I am not kidding I met way too many people to list, so I will just randomly toss links at you to enjoy as you listen to this episode: It was nice to see PeakArts again, and he and his lovely significant other (whose blog you can see here with pics) gave me some sweet keychains containing his art. I hoard them now, but you can swing by his site and check out all his stuff. Got to meet some new neato folks, like: Ms. Fitzpatrick, of Metromix, who covers music, bars, and clubs downtown here in Orlando. SirKyle, the shootingnest twitterer I have ever met. Carlos, of CLOS Photography - He was in radio here in town, then went out and did some TV work, and some campaign work for President Obama. Marc Middleton and crew of the GrowingBolder.com group were there, shooting video and covering the event. Want to see me on no sleep mid-Atkins? I warn you, it s scary, but Marc and his Team are not. They are doing great work, and I hope to hear more from them often. A dude that just travels the entirety of the Earth named Chuck Welch. He lives in Lakeland. Hush, RSilva. C_Lane, local musician and bar crafter extraordinaire, who may be operating on even less sleep than I. I spent an incredible few moments talking with a very tiny, very energetic momblogger who threatened to make Mickey and I the best latkes every crafted by a mom. She and I spent a few reminiscing on Ye Olden Orlando and rapidly tossing out food ideas, and I really wish I had more time. Jen Cook, our News 13 ticker goddess. The legendary Tom Sorrells, natch. Plus people from CNN, local internet misfits, Elross, a guy that works in sound engineering who may be able to isolate J s nasal whine so we can remove it from future episodes, etc It was pretty awesome. We sort of flew the flag on a possible April Tweetup involving The Ravenous Pig. Apparently, according the mmsmddsnjdnhe, if you go there on a special day once a month, they cook an entire pig roast dealio. Do not believe Mickey and his strange, awful fetal pig stories, it sounds like it is a really good time. If you were at the tweetup, and want to post your link to your stuff, please do so in the comments for this episode. And if you are NOT local, and frankly could give a crap about Twitter, we also talked about a buncha other stuff, and in the next hour, we talk about food for like a whole week. It s awesome.

SomaCow Media is proud to present SomaCow, brought to you this week by Etan on Tech. In a rapidly dissolving world of Old Media he is staying relevant and engaging his audience every day, and we salute him for that. If you are local, come meet Etan (and us, and a bunch of neat twitterfolk) at Scruffy Murphy s on Thursday, Feb 19,2009. It ll be dope! We talked quite a bit about our sushi charitywater.org tweetup, dubbed the Unofficial Twestival. For those of you that do not use Twitter, basically a bunch of short-winded creative-types got together and drank and ate. It s what humans do best. Mickey and I had a blast meeting cool people, and J is more than a little miffed that he wasn t invited . Since I have now spent two whole paragraphs vaguely referring to our NEXT meetup, let s see what he Eeyores about next week. So, we talked about our new Twitter friends (seriously, Peakarts.com, people), and took a call from Etan as he boarded a flight to stand best man for his brother in Atlanta. By the end of our show, He had messaged that Atlanta lost their luggage. Like, the whole plane? What the hell is going on these days with the airlines? No cash, no maintenance, shoddy customer service, paying for baggage that they then lose If you aren t leaping continents, next time, consider driving. I did the math, and if Etan spent 1 hour in traffic to the airport, 1 hour getting through baggage claim, 30 minutes taxiing, 2 hours flying (cause the damned airlines ALWAYS fly slow now), 1 hour claiming false-baggage, 1 hour standing in line trying to find out why his stuff was lost, and then 1 hour assumed getting from the airport to where he was heading? That s like 47 hours. It only takes 8 to drive to Hotlanta from Jamlando. Look it up, money. We also enjoy the company of Iceman in studio. He s overcome with our twitter nerdocity, and saves his chances for ever getting laid by a member of the opposite sex by remaining quiet for now. If anyone has been to the Ravenous Pig, do let me know more, would you? Thanks!

This piece was created for the American Idol Experience at Disney's Hollywood Studios slated to open mid February 2009. American Idol Today is part of the preshow that guests will see prior to the main show. The client was looking for something that had the same feel as ET and Extra, and after a few revisions to the design, this is what we delivered. Author: jeffpeak Keywords: 3D graphics animation "motion graphics" art design "American Idol" Today Disney opening PeakArts ideas HD Added: December 29, 2008