2006 - Present: Director of Enlightened Science, LLC:

Enlightened Science inspires and supports the evolution of vibrant human habitats that integrate innovative applications of science and multimedia with community co-creating and ecological solutions. Anthony's primary activities include: whole systems design, group facilitation, and interactive media design and production. For Enlightened Science's current projects, please visit imaginariums.com.

2004 - 2006: Director of Kohala Village Productions, LLC:

Kohala Village Productions provided media production services, media center design, and community outreach for the district of Kohala in Hawaii. The media center involved working with a diverse team to create educational/promotional materials and media-based revenue streams for Nu'u Mau's agricultural village project in Kohala. Anthony also acted as the principal director, meeting organizer, and videographer for the County of Hawaii's North Kohala Community Development Plan.

1998 - 2004: Director of 5thWorld, LLC:

The 5th World's networking and media services offered education, promotion and creative collaboration for a wide variety of organizations and individuals involved with indigenous culture, sustainable living and environmental education. Anthony's responsibilities included creative conceptualization, information architecting, script writing/editing, video production, Web authoringgraphics/interface design and animation.

1992 - 1998: President of MediaFusion, Inc.:

By combining the talents of media artists, computer science professionals and content specialists, MediaFusion created award-winning interactive information spaces, including multimedia CD-ROMs, Web sites and educational/promotional videos.

1994 - 1998: Interactive Multimedia Instructor:

• Adjunct Professor at University of Arizona - Media Arts Department, taught Multimedia Design, Production and Ethics classes. (Anthony graduated Magma Cum Laude from University of Arizona after receiving the 1993 Media Arts Creative Achievement Award)
• Instructor at Pima Community College, taught multimedia authoring and production.
• Multimedia Instructor for workshops in the Medical Media Department of the Veteran's Hospital.
• Instructor at an intensive two-week multimedia training workshop for University of Arizona Fine Arts faculty.

MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTIONS:

Video & Interactive Productions:

• See current productions at Imaginariums.com.
• Director, animator, editor & scriptwriter of Designing the Solarwind Turbine™ a six minute promotional video for Bluenergy, Inc.
• Director for Resonance Project media center. Responsible for directing projects and interns, producing DVDs, script writing, and logo/brochure design.
• Director, videographer, editor & scriptwriter of The Kohala Village Project, a promotional video for an extensive agricultural village project in Hawaii.
• Co-Director, videographer & editor of The World We Want, a 45-minute introduction to futurist Jim Channon at Artesia - Jim's community gathering site and amphitheater in North Kohala.
• Videographer & multimedia specialist for Aha Punana Leo Hawaiian language immersion schools – worked on-location at schools across the Hawaiian islands.
• Producer of Aha Punana Leo's interactive History of the Hawaiian Language - produced the user interface, programming & video.
• Videographer, script editor and video editor of Building Codes for a Small Planet, an educational DVD video and interactive CD designed to inspire building code officials to support the use of alternative building materials and systems.
• Director, videographer & editor of Feta & Shiraz – The Salad Years, a mockumentary about two musicians - Stuart Oliver and Katie Toye.
• Videographer & editor of Hawaii: A Health & Wellness Paradise a promotional video for a health & wellness travel consultant.
• Videographer, Photographer & Animator for Bullock's Permaculture Design Courses in Orcas Island, WA., Maui and Big Island of Hawaii.
• Producer of a funding-raising video for Crazy Eights Pool Hall & Community Kitchen - Hawi, Hawaii.
• Producer of Earth Wisdom and Change, a video that introduces the World Wide Indigenous Science Network (WISN).
• Videographer for Mua Ha'i Kapuna Hale, a Ford Foundation funded documentary involving Keoua, an ancient Hawaiian King, as told through Keoua's descendent Hale Makua.
• Videographer and cultural apprentice for the Dan Chee Media Archive Project – recorded Diné elder for several years.
• Multimedia producer and programmer for Mission 3R, a multi-platform, animated simulation that teaches the concepts of Reducing, Reusing and Recycling through the virtual experiences of shopping, cleaning and going on a field trip. Funded by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, Mission 3R is distributed to elementary schools in Arizona.
• Multimedia producer and programmer for The Mesoamerican Cultural Code, Volume One, an interactive documentary that examines sexuality, politics and religion in the cultures of Mexico and Central America. The hard disk based version of the program allowed media arts students to create their own multimedia essays by assembling clips from four hours of documentary footage.
• Camera operator for the Mesoamerican Cultural Code documentary series - involved on-location filming in El Salvador and Guatemala. 
• Multimedia producer, videographer and programmer for Saguaro and the City, a cross-platform 57-minute interactive documentary, focusing on the ecosystems and cultures of the Sonoran Desert. Funded in part by Apple Computer, and Arizona Game and Fish (Anthony won the Peter Treistman Creative Achievement Award for this work).
• Multimedia producer and programmer for Arizona Public Service's Environmental Showcase Home CD, a cross-platform CD ROM and multiple-site kiosk system that reveals, through video and animation, several resource, energy and water efficient home-building techniques.
• Multimedia producer & programmer for Minerals, Where and Why, Arizona and Minerals, Where and Why, USA, K-12 educational programs about mineral resources - distributed internationally.
• Multimedia producer and programmer for two 10-minute interactive laser disk kiosks that introduce visitors to Nevada's State Parks.
• Director of The GRADIUM Advantage, a promotional/educational video for LightPath's Gradium glass. The video is comprised mainly of high-quality 3D and 2D animations.
• Producer of Tucson Land Development, Who Cares for the Land, a documentary that explores land use in Tucson from social, economic and cultural perspectives.
• Producer of In Our Hands, a fund-raising/revival video for Saint Francis in the Foothills Church.
• Producer of Multimedia: A New Era in Education, a documentary examining the role of multimedia in education.
• Executive producer of The Sabino Experience, a promotional video for tourism and recreation in Tucson's Sabino Canyon.
• Director of Tucson Water Department's Water-Van video, an animated educational video about ground water and its usage.
• Multimedia producer and programmer for LightPath Explore! and GRADIUM 101, cross-platform marketing and educational CD ROMs for LightPath Technologies. LightPath is a publicly traded, high-end optics manufacturing company from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
• Multimedia producer, database designer and Web site manager for Light.Net, an extensive Oracle database driven Web site for LightPath Technologies. The site existed entirely in an end-user-modifiable database template system.
• Programmer & interface designer for SwitchTracker, a mission-critical inventory, invoicing and job tracking system for Morpac Industries, a industrial switch manufacturer in Seattle and Tucson.
• Primary programmer & interface designer for PowerStudio, a comprehensive photo and job management database system.
• Interface & software design consultant for the Fernando Gallego Altar Piece, an interactive CD on the painter, Fernando Gallego.

Web Sites: In the Web sites below, Anthony served in one or more of the following capacities: information/interface designer, graphic artist, flash animator, video producer, html author and php programmer. (Please note that Web sites are often updated by new authors.)

• Imaginariums.com
• Enlightened Science
• Amazon Therapeutic Laboratories
• Bluenergy
• Etiquette Survival
• World Wide Indigenous Science Network
• The Resonance Project
• Aha Punana Leo - Hawaiian Immersion School
• Arizona Heart and Lung
• Healing Vacations In Hawaii
• Costa Rican Adventures
• Atlas Peak Olive Oil
• Good Karma Flags
• Soul of a Dog
• At Home and Beyond
• Gypsie Nation
• Inner Waves Organics
• Uluwehi Farm
• Jim Channon
• LightPath Technologies
• Rashani
• Permaculture Portal
• Kahumana Sanctuary Permaculture Design
• La'akea Permaculture Gardens, 1999 Permaculture Design Intensive
• Screaming Wink
• Strange Frame
• Environmental Education Exchange
  

• 1995: Presented "Minerals, Where and Why" at Arizona's Minerals in Society Conference, Arizona State University (ASU).
• 1995: Conducted "Using Digital Media" workshop at the Arizona International Film Festival.
• 1995: Conducted "Producing Interactive CD ROMs" workshop at the Arizona International Film Festival.
• 1995: Presented the "Mesoamerican Cultural Code" at the Peter Treistman Colloquium Series, U of A.
• 1995: Presented the "Mesoamerican Cultural Code" at the Third Annual Teaching and Technology Conference, U of A.
• 1994: Presented paper entitled: "The Saguaro and the City: Developing Interactive Multimedia for Environmental Education" at the National Symposium on Urban Wildlife in Bellevue, Washington.
• 1994: Presented the "Mesoamerican Cultural Code" at the Consoling Passions Conference in Tucson, Arizona.
• 1994: Presented "Saguaro and the City" at the State of the Art Conference, ASU.
• 1993: Presented "Minerals, Where and Why" at the CCIT Education series, U of A.

OTHER ACTIVITIES:

• 2004 - 2006: Served on the Board of Directors for Kohala Community Land Trust.
• 1988 - Present: Enthusiastic student and researcher of indigenous and modern sciences.
• 1987 - Present: Attended numerous conferences and events for film and multimedia, and have participated in a wide variety of online groups.
• 1994-98: Vice President of To All of Our Relations, Inc., a non-profit organization that promotes communication among indigenous cultures. To All of Our Relations supported public access TV on the Yaqui reservation and worked with the Tohono O'odham education committee in facilitating cultural expression through new media.
• 1990-94: Served on the Board of Directors of the Dan Chee Preservation Foundation. Documented and learned from the teachings and ways of Dan Chee, a 92 year old Navajo medicine man. Dan Chee, his grandson Cayce Boone and their family continue to be the source of spiritual teachings through ceremonies, gatherings and deep friendship.
• 1992-93: Served on the Board of Directors of the Traditional Indian Alliance, a Tucson-based health care organization for indigenous North Americans.