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The Stay
Safe Online presentation shipped on CD-ROM's distributed to every Boys
& Girl's Club nationwide, and is also available online as a
20 minute, live streaming Flash presentation.
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Overview:
The Stay Safe Online project was a large effort that involved pulling
together diverse talents such as professional voice talents, animators
to draw the major talent, and also many bits of secondary animation. Phil's
involvement as programmer was to take the components, originally complied
as a Director movie, and translate each individual event into a Flash
file with the same capabilities. This was accomplished with the use of
a custom conversion tool written by Phil expressly to accomplish this
task within the tight timeline required by the project. Additional time
was saved by optimizing the stream to present effectively on both the
CDROM and Website from the same Flash file.
Project Highlights:
After viewers successfully
complete the Stay Safe Online Quiz, a personalized certificate is presented
on screen, which can easily be printed out as an award or reminder for
the participant.
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PLATFORM:
CDROM:
Pentium class systems running Windows 95 or 98 or NT, Power Macintosh.
WEBSITE:
All web browsers 3.0 and above with the Flash 4.0 plug in.
AUTHORING TECHNOLOGIES:
JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets, Director 7, Flash 4.0
| CREDITS |
Starring
Shaquille O'Neal
Executive Producer
Pam Portin
Creative Director
Dewey Reid
Producer
Phil Rogan RoganStreet, Inc.
Writer
Martin Higgins
Portions Provided
By
LiveWire Interactive, Inc.
Dagum Animation
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Animation
Director
Jefferson Thomas
Animators/Artists
Jefferson Thomas
Phil Rogan
Ted Witus
Programmer
Phil Rogan
Featuring the
Voices of
Alicia Herman
Brian Stratton
Coleman Jennings
Joseph Cyrus
Natalie Arambula
Michelle Porras
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Technical
Guidance
Gates Foundation
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Copyright
2000 Microsoft Corporation.
All Rights Reserved. |
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An
interactive free throw contest moderated by Shaquille O'Neal encourages
kids to answer correctly.
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The
CDROM version was presented to Vice President Al Gore,
and distributed to thousands of kids through the Boys and Girls'
Club of America.
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