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digital channels—web, mobile, and installations—empowering audiences to connect and share.

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ASICS/NYC Marathon Interactive Wall

Creativity International Awards

We’re excited to share that several of our projects were recently recognized with Creativity International Awards! Across four different categories, the ASICS/NYC Marathon Interactive Wall and MoMA: Inventing Abstraction website both earned platinum recognition, our Ecological Urbanism App won gold, and the Emerging Issues Commons Overture Film received an honorable mention.


WebVisions: R&D (&P)

This week, the Oregon Convention Center will host WebVisions Portland, a conference exploring “the future of design, content creation, user experience and business strategy.” Thomas Wester, our Innovation Director, will present R&D (&P), a session focusing on how research, development and play influence the creation of innovative interactive experiences. WebVisions puts together great events, and we’re looking forward to being a part of this one in our hometown!


Keep Portland Wired!

Keep Portland Wired!

Thanks to all who participated in Keep Portland Wired!, a tech tour of Portland organized by Know Your City. More than 40 attendees stopped by our studio for a presentation and visit to our lab, part of a jam-packed day that included visits to Creative Mornings, Portland Incubator Experiment, Nike+ Accelerator, and Free Geek.


Borderlands Granular

Ars Electronica & Chris Carlson

Congratulations to Interactive Developer Chris Carlson on receiving an Ars Electronica Award of Distinction in the Digital Music and Sound Art category for his Borderlands Granular app!


LAIKA/house

LAIKA/house

A few lucky members of our staff recently spent some time with the talented team at LAIKA/house, the world-renowned short-form animation studio. Hop over to their blog for a recap of our visit.


Collaborations for Cause

Collaborations for Cause

David Waingarten and Andrew DeVigal recently participated in Collaborations for Cause, a 2-day conference that brought together a diverse group of speakers to discuss the future of storytelling and the role of collaboration in shaping it. In their presentation, David and Andrew addressed how the communications landscape has shifted with the emergence of digital tools and what we can do to keep the public engaged.


Pre-Museums and the Web Studio Visits

Museums and the Web 2013

Museums and the Web 2013 took place in our fair city, and it kept us pretty busy! The day before the conference began, we discussed our projects and process with more than 30 visitors from around the globe. Alyssa Glass, Content Strategist, attended a variety of sessions, learning a lot along the way, and Daniel Meyers, Creative Director, Environments, participated in a panel discussion about using mobile technology to extend the visitor experience beyond the walls of the museum. Finally, our Man of the West, Man of the World project received an Honorable Mention in the Rich Media category of the Best of the Web competition! We hope Portland proved a welcoming host to all who attended, and we look forward to next year’s event, wherever it may be.


Andrew DeVigal

Harvard Business Review & Wired Articles

Andrew DeVigal, our Director of Content Strategy, is a popular guy! Harvard Business Review just published on their blog a post he wrote about using motion and interactivity to tell better data stories, and an interview with Andrew initiated nearly a year ago recently appeared on Wired‘s “Raw File” blog. Both are solid reads, well worth a look!


The Emerging Issues Commons

Grand Opening of The Emerging Issues Commons

For more than 2 years, we’ve been working with the Institute for Emerging Issues, a unique public policy organization, on The Emerging Issues Commons, a dynamic interactive installation focused on civic engagement where visitors come to learn, collaborate, and take action. The Commons’ grand opening and dedication ceremony took place today in Raleigh, NC, and our Julie Beeler attended to celebrate and talk about our involvement. Nearly every member of our staff contributed to the Commons in some way, and we are all proud to have been part of such an important project. Congratulations to the whole Commons team!


Ecological Urbanism App

SXSW Interactive Festival

Innovation Director Thomas Wester and Interactive Developer Matthew Fargo left Portland for Austin this week to check out the action at the SXSW Interactive Festival where the Ecological Urbanism app we created for the Harvard Graduate School of Design is a finalist for an Interactive Award. Thomas and Matt can’t wait to meet the other finalists and check out what this year’s festival has to offer.


Triumph of the Winter Queen

Boston Globe on Triumph of the Winter Queen

The Boston Globe recently paid a visit to the immersive experience we created for the Museum of Fine Arts. Take a look at what they had to say about the Honthorst Gallery’s Triumph of the Winter Queen, and, if you’re in the Boston area, make sure to pay the museum a visit!


Vault of the Secret Formula

Communication Arts Annual & Website Feature

Our Vault of the Secret Formula project is featured in Communication Arts’ 2013 annual and on its website, having received an Award of Excellence in its interactive competition late last year. Called “beautifully executed” and “inventive” by one of the judges, we’re thrilled that this project is continuing to receive attention.


Bubble-izer

DSE Content Award

The Digital Signage Expo 2013 Awards banquet took place last night in Las Vegas, and we took home a Gold Content Award for our Bubble-izer project. We’re grateful for the honor!


Space and Time: Modeling the Studio of the Future

AIGA Article

Supporting experimentation and collaboration while encouraging efficiency, the layout of the studio is a crucial component of every design team’s success. AIGA and Adobe have launched an initiative to explore the future of the workspace, and Creative Director Daniel Meyers has contributed one of the series’ first essays. Read here about the studio we envision for 2015.


Arc: An Evening of Animated Infographics

Arc at the Hollywood Theatre

Join us at the historic Hollywood Theatre on Thursday, February 28th for Arc, a theatrical program dedicated to the art, creativity, and complexity of animated infographics. The screening will focus on the confluence of storytelling and data visualizations, an intersection that will appeal to interaction designers, journalists, writers, researchers, number-junkies, and analysts alike. A panel with our Andrew DeVigal, former multimedia editor at the New York Times, and Dino Citaro of Periscopic will follow the screening. Click here for a sneak peek!


University of Oregon School of Journalism & Communication

Creative Directors David Waingarten and Andrew DeVigal spent yesterday evening with graduate students from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication discussing the impact of emerging media on their field of study. With the journalism industry in a perpetual state of flux, we relish the opportunity to get students thinking about new professional avenues to explore and different ways to apply their skills.


Interaction in a Spatial Context

SVA Workshop

Last week, Producer Traci Sym and Creative Director Daniel Meyers traveled to New York to host a workshop for Interaction Design MFA candidates at the School of Visual Arts. Over the course of two days, the students explored the relationships between media, narrative, and space, inspiring our team with their creativity and enthusiasm.


Portland Workforce Alliance Career Day

PWA Career Day

We were delighted to once again be a part of Portland Workforce Alliance‘s Career Day. The organization fosters relationships between local businesses and Portland’s public schools, and for the past couple of years we’ve worked with them to share with current students a bit about ourselves, our studio, and our work. From developers to designers to creative directors, the high-schoolers spent time learning about the diverse professional paths our team members took before ending up at Second Story. We hope they enjoyed the day as much as we did.


Blog

Lose Your Occlusion

The Kinect is one of our favorite toys to play with in our lab. In our latest experiment, we show how the use of multiple devices helps solve the problem of occlusion, something we often encounter when using a single camera.


Historical Voices from North Carolina

We recently completed work on The Emerging Issues Commons, a suite of interactives at the Hunt Library at NCSU and a labor of love for many of our team members. Content Strategist Jen Dolan looks back on one of her favorite parts of the process: finding imagery for a series of historical documentaries.


Studio Dog Showcase

They’re our least productive team members. They’re lazy. They drool. They shed. They steal our food. But we can’t argue with their cuteness or the important role they play in our culture. Meet our studio dogs!


Recent Posts

Studio Dog Showcase

One Way Ticket: BOS to PDX

Historical Voices from North Carolina

Animated Graphics in the Mainstream

Twitter

The sound of leaves on a turntable? Much cooler than you'd think: http://t.co/xBKKiWCXcE


An in-depth look at the eco-city of the future, improbably located in the middle of the Arabian desert: http://t.co/eurNQMWriu


Beauty & the brain: a look at both sides of the controversial field of neuroaesthetics http://t.co/yiBQZLpy7G


RT @webvisions: Two. More. Days. Can you stand it? http://t.co/7O9H4Vqiaa #WVpdx


RT @MattDanArnold: whoa! New "Xbox One" sensor appears to track 6 people, the "forces" at work, heart rate, expression etc? @wired http://t.co/iZLNkhKOY6


Interesting essay about the ethics of photo manipulation in the architecture world and beyond: http://t.co/0nqBUVdbrG


RT @webvisions: 2 days 'til Webvision, #pdx. Dangerous thinking awaits: http://t.co/W2SAoDI8QC #WVpdx


RT @StuartCoates: I can't wait to see how @2storypdx takes advantage of the new Kinect Controller. #interactivemedia @thewildevent @kycpdx

Team

We are dreamers, thinkers and makers who are passionate about blending media, ideas, and technology. We playfully explore and apply new ideas, transforming challenges into engaging and memorable experiences.

Laura Allcorn

Laura Allcorn

Content Strategist

Laura brings her affinity for collaborative storytelling, research, and design to support the production of studio projects. As a content strategist, she creates content, conducts research, and ensures the highest level of quality throughout a project. Prior to joining Second Story she worked at experience design, interactive, and event management agencies. Laura holds an MFA in Applied Craft + Design from Pacific Northwest College of Art and a BA in Marketing from Mount Union College. She's currently a student of improvisational theater.


Matt Arnold

Matt Arnold

Lead Integration Engineer

Matt provides the studio with engineering leadership specific to interactive hardware, sensors, and media electronics. With a strong engineering background in robotics design and sensor integration, he offers mechanical design and software solutions to projects, enabling the studio to create unique displays and innovative interactive environments. His programming skills and expertise in 3D modeling also allow him to play a leading role in development of real time graphics displays and large data visualizations. Matt received a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University.


Nora Bauman

Nora Bauman

Operations Manager

Left-brained by nature but passionate about storytelling and the arts, Nora thrives on helping creatives do their best work. As Operations Manager, she supports the studio, its projects, and its team members and provides business, marketing, and community outreach across multiple disciplines. Prior to joining Second Story, Nora worked in broadcast news and documentary production in New York City and the architecture and graphic design industry in Portland. She graduated magna cum laude from Columbia University with a BA in English and Comparative Literature.


Julie Beeler

Julie Beeler

Founder

Julie is the co-founder of Second Story and with a background in visual design, art history, and the liberal arts, Julie leads the studio in shaping unique, innovative, interactive experiences that pique curiosity, spur discovery, and inspire audiences. Julie has defined and sustained an approach to interactive media design that focuses on reaching diverse audiences while pushing the limits of technological innovation. From concept through completion, Julie interacts with various industry disciplines, guiding the studio to realize holistic approaches to successful projects. Julie is a frequent speaker at various conferences and schools across the country on topics ranging from interactive design methodologies to usability and the marriage of rich content and technology. Julie graduated magna cum laude with a B.F.A. in Graphic Design and Art History from the University of the Pacific.


Elizabeth Bourke

Elizabeth Bourke

Producer

Elizabeth’s passion for user-centered design and information architecture guides her collaboration with clients and internal teams to create inspirational, informative, and user-friendly experiences. Bringing a strong background in writing and research to the studio, she produces content for onscreen presentations, project documentation, and studio marketing endeavors. Her eye for detail and dedication to intelligent organizational strategies ensure that projects stay on track as they move through concept, design, and development. Elizabeth holds a BA in English from Reed College with a focus on Postmodern Literature and Criticism.


David Brewer

David Brewer

Web Technology Lead

David specializes in the creation of database-driven websites and content management systems. With over ten years of experience in web technologies, his skills include server specification and administration, database systems, web services, server-side programming in a variety of languages, and front-end development in JavaScript and CSS. In addition to implementing websites, he often provides administrative consoles and data services for on-site interactives. David has a BS with honors in Computer Science from Linfield College.


Chris  Carlson

Chris Carlson

Interactive Developer

Chris is an interactive developer who designs and builds immersive software and expressive interfaces. His work draws upon a breadth of experience in the areas of interactive audio, mobile music, and physical computing and aims to inspire others to explore and create. Chris holds an MA from Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics and a BS in Physics from James Madison University. Before his master's, he spent five years leading projects as a scientific consultant in the Washington, DC area.


Joe Carolino

Joe Carolino

Junior Experience Designer

Joe's experience across multiple disciplines has given him the tools to resolve design challenges in a variety of ways. With a background in fine art and graphic design, he has found a passion for the user experience in physical and digital realms. Joe's ability to create purpose-driven solutions supports the experience and design team in the execution of innovative interactive media projects. Joe graduated with a Senior Distinction Award from Oregon State University with his BFA in Applied Visual Arts.


Alex Cho

Alex Cho

Senior Interactive Developer

Alex has a nomadic background in advertising/marketing strategy, graphic design and computer science/management information systems. He has six years experience as a full stack interactive developer accrued through his years working in agencies and freelancing. Using the latest in web technologies, along with his unique academic background and work experience, Alex's focus is on developing unique web experiences for the end user. He has a BA in both Advertising Management and Marketing from Portland State University.


Heather Daniel

Heather Daniel

Senior Producer

As a senior producer, Heather supervises projects from start to finish. She monitors schedules, facilitates communication, manages resources, and provides quality assurance. Heather’s exacting attention to detail, optimism, and talent for coordinating disparate parties ensures that each project results in a great experience for all involved. Before joining the studio, Heather worked as an interactive producer for a full-service advertising agency in Portland, where she oversaw website production and testing. Heather graduated magna cum laude with a BA in French and Journalism from University of Oregon and was a student in the UO Clark Honors College program.


Don Davies

Don Davies

Information & Technology Manager

Don is dedicated to helping information flow smoothly throughout the studio and ensuring that team members have the digital resources they need. He enjoys addressing challenges by combining his broad technical knowledge with an ability to communicate on a human level. Prior to joining Second Story, he spent 14 years managing technology in the legal field. Don earned a master's degree in Information Management from the University of Oregon and has a BS in Psychology from Dickinson College.


Andrew DeVigal

Andrew DeVigal

Director, Content Strategy

Andrew is a visionary storyteller with a comprehensive background in interactive and multimedia journalism. In addition to providing creative and strategic direction, Andrew instills innovative methodologies to storytelling and audience engagement, orchestrates diverse team talents and fosters collaboration across the studio. As the former multimedia editor at The New York Times, he pioneered new approaches to interactive storytelling maintaining his commitment to journalistic integrity. Andrew managed a staff of multimedia journalists and technologists whose projects received many accolades including a Dupont and Emmy awards. In a previous life, he ran his own design agency, created InteractiveNarratives.org and was a multimedia journalism professor in San Francisco.


Chris DeWan

Chris DeWan

Associate Creative Director, Design

Chris oversees the visual design of all projects, in addition to the execution of user interface and graphic design. Chris has extensive experience designing and directing a wide range of interactive media, from websites and kiosks to mobile and desktop applications. With additional experience as a photographer and digital artist, Chris applies an artistic vision to typography, composition and color. Chris studied graphic design at the School of Communication Arts in Minneapolis, MN.


Jennifer Dolan

Jennifer Dolan

Content Strategist

Jen brings an analytic mind and an eye for beauty to her work in the studio to support production and ensure quality. From making sure all necessary content is available and organized, to working with users to understand how to improve usability, to coordinating and documenting quality assurance testing, Jen works with the team to optimize studio projects. Before joining Second Story, Jen managed testing across a variety of educational and ecommerce projects for a Portland testing firm. Jen has a BA in Art History from the University of Massachusetts.


Matthew Fargo

Matthew Fargo

Senior Interactive Developer

Matthew Fargo is a senior interactive developer with a broad range of experience that spans everything from database design to physical computing. He works to find new technologies for creating rich experiences and specializes in game design, mobile development, and social software. He studied interaction design at Berkeley's Center for New Media and NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program, receiving master's degrees from both institutions. A native Oregonian, he spent many years working in Tokyo and New York.


Alyssa Glass

Alyssa Glass

Content Strategist

Alyssa shepherds projects through every stage of development, bringing together her passion for museums and her years of project management experience. She works closely with clients to best understand their content, collections, and the stories they wish to tell. Alyssa’s appreciation of cultural preservation, vintage design, and the diorama inspires and informs her role at the studio. Prior to joining Second Story, Alyssa spent ten years at Adobe Systems where she served as web producer for more than forty product launches. Alyssa holds a BA in Psychology from UC Santa Barbara. She also has a graduate certificate in Museum Studies from John F. Kennedy University where she collaborated with the Walt Disney Family Museum, SFMOMA, and the California Historical Society.


Michael J Godfrey

Michael J Godfrey

Experience Design Director

Michael leads strategic development and user experience design for studio projects. He guides the studio's approach to story structures, information architecture, physical experiences, interfaces, and master plans. Michael's background in journalism and interaction design provides a strong foundation for communicating the team’s vision to clients and stakeholders. Before joining Second Story, Michael worked at the Minneapolis Star Tribune and design studios in Germany and Brazil. Michael received a BFA in Design from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.


Jennifer Guibord

Jennifer Guibord

Studio Director

Jennifer orchestrates studio processes and team members, ensuring that the studio continues to create interactive experiences that engage, inspire, and inform audiences. Prior to assuming the role of studio director, she produced a wide variety of websites and interactive experiences for the studio, overseeing project development and management. Jennifer started her professional career at the Smithsonian’s Natural History Museum as a research associate, gaining an in-depth understanding of collections management, exhibits, education, and research. Jennifer obtained her BA in Anthropology at St. Lawrence University.


Sarah  Henderson

Sarah Henderson

Designer

With a background in creative writing and graphic design, Sarah brings a unique perspective to visual storytelling. She draws on experiences as a writer, book designer, and brand strategist to inform her craft in the development of interactive designs, identity systems, and logotypes. Guided by the philosophy of design as a lifestyle, she finds inspiration and intrigue in the everyday, and translates her observations into sophisticated compositions. Sarah delights in creative problem solving, and believes that fine-tuned typography, generous white space, and a little creative elbow grease can go a long way. Sarah holds a BA in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College, and a Graphic Design Certificate from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston.


Sam Jeibmann

Sam Jeibmann

Technologist

With a strong background in material studies, Sam provides the studio with experience in fabrication and prototyping. His dexterity in both emerging technologies and traditional construction propels the prototypes he creates in Second Story’s media lab. Prior to joining the team, Sam worked at University of Oregon’s Wood Shop and Fabrication Lab, helping students and faculty bring their ideas to life using modern fabrication processes. Sam received his BFA in sculpture from the University of Oregon.


Brad Johnson

Brad Johnson

Founder

Brad experienced the explosion of CD-ROM-based multimedia at the height of its popularity in the early ’90s in the Bay Area. The enchanting, personalized quality of these self-directed, rich-media experiences inspired him to cultivate a unique area of specialization, combining compelling content with innovative interactivity. Despite his foundation in the visual arts, Brad’s ‘inside-out’ approach to interactive media creation emphasizes story, structure, content, and functionality. For over 17 years Brad led the studio’s design of media experiences—from early strategy and planning through information, interaction, and sensory design. Today Brad mentors team members, is a resource for creative insight, and helps set new strategic directions for the studio.


Norman Lau

Norman Lau

Experience Designer

Norman believes good design can help facilitate experiences that illuminate and enhance our relationships with our environments and with each other. He strives to bring this quality to the studio's projects through interaction design methods such as wireframing, information architecture, and prototyping. He also brings a practical perspective to his work, drawing from his background as a software developer to understand how to push designs to realization. Norman received his BS in Computer Engineering from the University of Alberta in Canada and a master's in Interaction Design from Carnegie Mellon University.


Marc Lehman

Marc Lehman

Interaction Designer

With a strong interest in interaction and motion design, Marc assists project teams throughout the design process. He transitions static designs into animated studies, facilitating concept review and design solution testing. He also supports the visual design team in creating comps and producing artwork and illustrations. Marc has a broad background in motion graphics and web design; he has completed several internships and graduated magna cum laude from Oregon State University with a BFA in Graphic Design.


Sorob  Louie

Sorob Louie

Interactive Developer

Originally from Tehran, Sorob's diverse background in electronics and interactive art, fused with a strong interest in emerging technologies, guides his passion for creating experiences that explore the possibilities of communication. Through 3D design and animation, prototyping, research, and programming, his work as an interactive developer supports multiple aspects of the development process. Sorob holds a BS in Digital Arts from the University of Oregon and continues to expand professionally through his work at Second Story.


Daniel Meyers

Daniel Meyers

Creative Director, Environments

Daniel's background is in the design of immersive, experience and narrative-driven physical environments. His belief in the power of our work to make lasting, meaningful connections with audiences permeates his efforts from concept to completion, and ensures consistent application of the project vision. Daniel works with clients and diverse teams to create projects that join design, technology, and storytelling seamlessly and with one voice. Daniel is actively engaged in education and mentorship, teaching and lecturing at universities and in the public schools. Daniel holds an M.Arch from the School of Architecture and Allied Arts at the University of Oregon, and a BA in English Literature from Reed College.


Swanny Mouton

Swanny Mouton

Interaction Designer

With experience in service design, web design and illustration, Swanny takes part in the design process by creating interfaces and visual comps throughout the user experience. Passionate about digital innovation in education and culture, he has enjoyed working closely with museums over the years. Combining his love for typography, photography, film, and animation, he strives to create universes, be they digital or physical, by playing with diverse means of expression. Swanny holds a Master's Degree in Interaction Design from L'École de design Nantes Atlantique in France.


Dimitrii Pokrovskii

Dimitrii Pokrovskii

Interactive Developer

With a background in mechanical engineering and a passion for interactive programming, Dimitrii enjoys bringing physical hardware to life with memorable digital interactive experiences. Natural curiosity combined with a desire to create novel experiences makes him a valuable doer and idea contributor at the studio. Prior to joining Second Story, Dimitrii developed software tools for the construction industry to better visualize 3D designs. Dimitrii holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo.


Donald Richardson

Donald Richardson

Senior Interactive Developer

Donny’s role as a senior interactive developer extends beyond the realm of coding. He contributes to early conceptual design by providing guidance and ideas, his technical expertise providing a balance to the creative team. The backbone of his role is the development of web-based projects, content management systems, customized software, server administration, and hardware installation. A no-less-significant charge comes in the arena of progressive media, where Donny pushes the technological envelope to develop generative and experimental art projects. He has a BS in Mathematics from Portland State University and more than six years experience in the industry.


Fay Savage

Fay Savage

Finance Manager

With a solid background in business and finance and an artistic eye, Fay brings a unique approach to financial analysis and perspective. Fay manages a variety of instrumental administration and financial processes, working closely with the management and staff members on project analysis, benefits, and records. Previously, Fay was an analyst in Pacific Power’s Revenue Requirement group; she has also helped a number of Portland companies optimize their accounting systems. Fay majored in Studio Art (oil painting and sculpture) at Wake Forest University and holds an MBA in finance from SUNY Binghamton.


Kirsten Southwell

Kirsten Southwell

Junior Experience Designer

Kirsten's enthusiastic curiosity and belief in human-centered practice informs her role as a user experience designer. With an interest in developing community collaboration, her background in public policy encourages her to create experiences that involve audiences both on, and off, the screen. As a Junior User Experience Designer, Kirsten focuses on the end user and contributes to making interactive experiences that are intuitive and delightful. Kirsten earned her Bachelors of Graphic Design from North Carolina State University.


Traci Sym

Traci Sym

Experience Designer

With a background in the performing arts, Traci designs storytelling experiences that create emotive connections between spaces and the people that occupy and interact within them. She thrives on a balanced diet of well-organized chaos and smart design. Before joining Second Story, Traci managed large-scale web design projects for an interactive agency and spent over five years designing and producing multimedia installations and productions for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. She has a BA in Theatre Arts and Literature from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.


David Waingarten

David Waingarten

Creative Director, Storytelling

David’s extensive storytelling background draws on his experiences as a feature filmmaker, musician, editor, and writer. As Creative Director, David works with clients to develop high-level narrative and storytelling strategies that capture the heart and DNA of studio projects, laying the foundations for engaging, intuitive, and inspirational visitor experiences. David ensures that the core creative and narrative goals of a project are met, from early concepts through installation. He leads team members across disciplines, guiding the creative force within the studio and inspiring excellence and laughter.


Thomas Wester

Thomas Wester

Innovation Director

Thomas leads Second Story Labs, an incubator for new ideas and projects that explore the innovative use of technology to create cutting-edge interactive experiences. He engages with current and potential clients, partners, and the community, and guides R&D efforts to inform technology choices, build capabilities, and expand the studio’s technical competence. Thomas has led the technical execution of all studio projects since he joined the studio in 2003. Prior to this, he was a technology entrepreneur, co-developing Screenweaver, a successful tool for Flash developers. Thomas has a BE from Hogeschool van Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands.


Jinu Yang

Jinu Yang

Interaction Designer

With design expertise in infographics, typography, and user-interface design, Jinu practices a design-philosophy that is both thought-provoking and timeless. At the studio, he creates visual solutions for interactive experiences, with an eye for detail, flexibility, and accessibility. Previously, Jinu was a graphic designer in NY where he developed user interface design, corporate identity, and digital marketing initiatives. He earned a BFA in Graphic Design from the School of Visual Arts in New York and a BFA in Visual Communication Design from Sangmyung University in Korea.

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714 N Fremont St, No 200
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Inquiries & Opportunities

Second Story is always looking for new opportunities to collaborate with partners on projects under development, or contribute our expertise to planning interpretive strategies and defining new ways to implement interactive media. Please contact us to discuss new opportunities for collaboration or to learn more about our capabilities.