Jamie Copeland

A game promoting the new Golf GTI. The game spliced together lots of video segments to create a Scalextric style driving game, which as well as winning a FWA site of the day also won site of the month.

A microsite promoting the new super widescreen format TV from Philips. The project was based around a frozen moment short film by Adam Berg that users can interact with by dragging and throwing the timeline. Director commentaries were also made available and spliced into the main film. The site also won a FWA site of the day.

Two-part multilanguage microsite promoting the new Sony Ericsson Xperia touch-screen phone. The two different sites ran on the same codebase pulling separate XML and compiled CSS to provide the content and styling data.

A full site for a stock photography company. The site is entirely dynamic and browser integrated with deep linking to E-Cards and gallery images as well as a password word protected area for licencees.

Multilanguage microsite promoting a new range of TVs from LG. The site combined motion detection with PaperVision 3D and browser integration allowing users to navigate the site with movements of their head.

A complete rebuild of Volkswagen.co.uk by a large team of Flex and backend developers. I was responsible for the business logic and backend integration of the configurator portion of the site.

Massively multiplayer game to promote Hasbro’s new edition of Cluedo. The game was an event staged over 4 weeks with new rooms opening each week, revealing clues and characters to question to help reveal the killer.

Massively multiplayer game to promote Hasbro’s new edition of Monopoly. The game featured taxis equipped with GPS transponders moving around London acting as your dice in a life size game of Monopoly.

Atmospheric microsite to promote the Golf V GTI. The site dynamically spliced together many pre-rendered 3D videos and audio tracks into a seamless experience.

A microsite to promote the new VW Polo. The site allowed users to zoom through several interactive scenes providing information about the new car and sign up for a test drive.

A video based guessing game released in multiple markets as part of the Sense and Simplicity campaign. Users watched videos of several children talking about a mystery product and had to guess what it was.