UnitZeroOne

My usual excuse for no blog entries has been being busy. But this time it’s really really really been really really busy, up till now, where I can have some days of relaxer ambiance. Although still working, it’s within reasonable hours, and thus I have some time to actually do an update.The most exiting happening has been “Satama Flash Fabriek” (Translates into “Satama Flash Factory”). After working as Flash Programmer and Flash Teamleader for Satama for 1 1/2 years, we’ve finally got our own shop up and running. We’ve moved offices together with Satama (see pictures below). Although 100% daughter of Satama, lots has changed for us, and we (11 people: 2 Designers/Animators, 1 UX, 1 management, and 7 Flash Platform Developers) have got our own office in Amsterdam (same building as Satama) and structure. The best thing about this has been being able to take in our own work, which is exactly what I’ve been looking for some while now. This would also be the moment to try and sell our services to you with an endless marketing talk ,but this being my personal blog I’ll just tell you we’re for hire, and you can contact me on r.hauwert[at]gmail[dot]com. We do Flash Design/Animation, high level ActionScripting (2/3) / Flash and Flex (1.5/2) Development.On the personal/UnitZeroOne side of stuff, I’ve still got some unfinished work I’d like to post, which follows the previous examples, some of which might be interresting to see here somewhere soon. It’s going to be this or next week before that update arrives.So, some pictures from the new HQ, taken with a phone camera, so quality isn’t that good :The Satama reception (hmmm…do you notice the hidden flag ? ).One of the meeting rooms :An empty and very messy Flash Factory office :