International Clients:Whirlpool, Honeywell, Carmex, Dulux, Wilsonart, Poltrona Frau, Vitra, Rak Ceramics.
Italian Client: Ala, Babini Office, Ceramica Sant' Agostino, Composit, Lea Ceramiche, Diemme, DiIorio, Lube, Estel group, Ferri Mobili, Novalinea, LaFano, Linea Quattro, Vitra.
Responsanilities:
- Leading interactive/video projects and guiding teams to develop
creative executions.
- Providing direction to generate inspirational, conceptual and
creative ideas through the design team.
- Supervising and inspiring the creative team.
- Create photo-real 3D imagery and animated content for
television commercials and digital projects.
- Planning the shots, time management and project co-ordination.
- Drive creative 3D concepts with the team through good
communication, planning, concepts/sketches, etc.
- Complete high quality work, on time and to specification.
- Breaking-down and quoting on complex CGI projects.
- Attending shoots and supervising VFX requirements on-set.
- Attending client meetings from initial pitches and concepts,
through to project completion.
- Nurturing junior talent within the 3D/Interactive department in
cluding helping with technical and creative problems and passing
on knowledge when necessary.
Co-Founder , CTO, Creative Director
YOUSIX.com
January 2007 - December 2008
Italy
Yousix is live streaming service with focus on music distribution.
Yousix.com is an ASP.NET-based social networking platform written in C# 2.0 which uses a SQL Server 2005 database. It is a 3-tiered web application developed with standard Asp.NET common practices, using Master Pages, User Controls, Themes, Membership management and roles.
The application includes image, audio and video upload functionalities, the latter being automatically converted in FLV format using Open Source software FFMPEG. Yousix integrates its own WebTv platform for live streaming based on Adobe Flash Media Server.
Freelancer
Romy Tesei
2004 - 2007
Italy
I have been a freelancer for three years as a 3d Artist, Web Designer, Macromedia developer.
