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NT2099 media and entertainment
graphic design portfolio
a multidisciplinary communications & design business
CLIENT: Pierpointe Inn, Cayucos-by-the-Sea
PROJECT: Brochure, Rate Guide and Business Cards
PIERPOINTE INN.: The Pierpointe Inn brochure was one of the most enjoyable but also one of the most difficult projects I have worked on and I am very
pleased that the client enjoyed the final product. Pierpointe Inn wanted to change the previous look of their brochure. The priority was to have the right
sand color (their previous brochure featured yellow and greenish tinge sand) and also on the shore cut panel, to have things more blue and shaped
differently. We went through over a dozen sand colors and over eight different versions of the shore panel and through many gradients and color variations,
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the final version (pictured above) was the version the client was looking for.
CLIENT: Kingsburg Land Bank
PROJECT: Visser Family Advertisements and KLB Annual Report
Black and white version of the ad used in various newspaper publications and a
colorized version was used for the client’s annual report.
KINGSBURG LAND BANK: In February 2005, Kingsburg Land Bank wanted to feature the Visser family for their Spring advertisements. The problem was
that each photo had elements they wanted for an ad but there was not one photo available that could be used for the ad. So, the challange in this project
was to take around nine different photos to create one ad. It was challenging but the goal was accomplished and the image was used for the company’s
annual report and advertisements.
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CLIENT: Carlton Concrete, Inc.
PROJECT: Decorative Concrete Advertisements
CARLTON CONCRETE, INC.: With the success of the ABC TV program “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” and the company being featured for their work
on an episode, Carlton Concrete, Inc. wanted to spotlight their business through creative design. Vision Marketing & Promotions chose nt2099 media and
entertainment to create a new look and design for Carlton Concrete, Inc. to spotlight it’s beautiful work done in the Central Valley.
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CLIENT: South Valley Homes Magazine
PROJECT: Magazine Layout, Print Ad Design
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CLIENT: ADVENTIST HEALTH
Bone Densitometry
What you need to know...
What to Expect In Our
Emergency Department
We understand that visiting an emergency
department is a stressful and unexpected
experience. However, it is our goal to provide
friendly service and education to eliminate as much
stress and fear as possible.
After you give your name to an admissions clerk
you will be called by an Emergency Department
nurse. He or she will give you a brief examination
to assess your condition and determine how
critical your condition is. If a bed is available or
if your condition is potentially life threatening you
can expect to be brought back to the Emergency
Department for immediate care.
• Women and men age 65 or older
• Individuals with one or more of the following
risk factors:
Post-menopausal
Family history of osteoporosis
Previous fracture
Caucasian/Asian descent
Thin or small build
Smokes
Alcohol abuse
Inactive lifestyle
Inadequate calcium intake
WHAT CAN I EXPECT
DURING MY EMERGENCY
DEPARTMENT VISIT?
Prompt and Courteous Service...
Gathering Your Information...
While you are waiting to see a Physician, the
admissions clerk will obtain information from you
to begin your Emergency Department Medical
Record, if not already started prior to seeing the RN
for the initial encounter.
It is important that we collect your birth date,
social security number, primary medical doctor,
correct address and phone number. This allows
us to update information on your existing medical
records, as well as limit any confusion on more
than one person with the same name. Gathering
this information will never take priority over your
medical care. If you have a critical condition,
requiring immediate care, this information will
be obtained after you are stabilized or from a
designated relative/family member.
Changing the face of healthcare, one patient at a time.
We understand that illness and injury is an
unplanned experience. A nurse will help provide
education to you if you have any questions during
or after your examination. If you feel worse after
your examination, notify the admissions clerk
immediately. You may need to be re-examined.
Your Medical Examination...
All patients who visit our Emergency Department
can expect to be examined by specially trained
Physicians, Registered Nurses and Nurse
Practicioners. If your condition requires you to
be transferred to another facility, you can expect
continued treatment here until your transfer
is completed. You will receive these services
regardless of your ability to pay or your insurance
coverage.
Leaving Without Being Seen...
Your Initial Encounter With a
Registered Nurse...
Who should have a bone density test?
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PROJECT: PRINT PROJECTS, LOGO CREATION AND MORE...
As a Patient Receiving Treatment...
There are many activities that may need to be done
to fully evaluate your condition; the Physician or
Nurse Practicioner may need to:
While You Are Waiting...
You may notice that other patients who have come
in to the Emergency Department after you have
been treated before you.
Our goal is to treat patients as soon as possible, but
patients with the most severe injuries will receive
attention first. Less critically ill or injured patients
may be delayed while more severely injured
patients are cared for.
1. Obtain and review your medical records.
2. Contact your primary care physician.
3. Schedule and process blood tests, x-rays or other
specialized procedures.
4. Consult with a Specialist.
If you have any questions, please ask. We will
be happy to provide you with information for all
your questions. We appreciate your patience and
understanding.
We understand the anxiety that a trip to the
emergency department brings. There may be
times when you are tempted to leave without
being examined. You have the legal right to do
this, but we strongly discourage it.
If you leave without being examined, your
condition may worsen and maybe potentially
life-threatening. By leaving, you may endanger
yourself more. Also, by going to another facility it
will likely delay your exam and treatment. If you
still decide to leave, we ask you please notify the
admissions clerk or any of our medical staff.
Thank You!
Selma Community Hospital
What is a bone density test and why
have one?
Bone densitometry is a comprehensive test to
determine bone mineral or bone mass. These
measurements help predict potential for bone
fractures. Physicians use bone density results to
advise on how to best maintain or improve bone
density.
Ease of Test
A bone density test is administered in the same way
as an x-ray. It is non-invasive. It requires you to lie
on your back while images are taken from above.
How to schedule
If you meet the conditions above, you should
contact your physician to discuss bone density
testing. Complete bone density tests are
administered at Central Valley General Hospital.
ADVENTIST HEALTH: From 2002-2007, I have been creating brochures, direct mail pieces, logos, physician booklets, stationary, business cards, newsletters,
print ads and outdoor advertising for Adventist Health - Hanford Communithy Medical Center, Central Valley Community Hospital, Selma Community
Hospital, many physicians and clinics. Here are a few samples of my work.
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CLIENTS: Rex Navarrete, Parry Shen, Linda Wang, J!-ENT
PROJECT: Website Development
CLIENT ENTERTAINMENT WEBSITES: As a former producer and entertainment writer for the Asian American portal, asianconnections.com and the
publication “Asian Pacific Review”, I met many models, commedians actors and actresses who were in need of design work and a Website. I designed the
launch sites for Parry Shen who starred in the film “The New Guy” and the main lead in MTV Films “Better Luck Tomorrow”, Rex Navarrete, a popular Filipino
American comedian and Linda Wang, a former Pantene model and actress. I also maintain J!-ENT, a Japanese and Asian entertainment website (the largest
non-corporate Japanese entertainment site in English) which I created back in 1993 and featured in many publications worldwide.
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CLIENT: Ed Dena Bret’s Auto Center
PROJECT: Bret’s Ad for Oakland Raiders Schedule Guide
ED DENA-BRET’S AUTO CENTER: ED DENA’S - BRET’S AUTO CENTER is a major sponsor for the Oakland Raiders football team and have created their
ads for the Oakland Raider’s program guide since 2004. In 2007, the ads being promoted in the program guide and magazine publications are focused on
the company’s custom cars. Featured are the ads created in 2007.
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CLIENT: Exeter Union High School
PROJECT: 2004 Exeter Union HS Football Program
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EXETER UNION HIGH SCHOOL: With the success of the 2004 program guide that I created, the Exeter Union High School Pass Club approached me to do
the 2005 program guide. Where the logo was the big part of the identity of the 2004 program guide, the 205 slogan was the big push. So, trying to come up
with something creative and attractive was the goal and in the end, the 2005 program guide was a success. 2006 was a similar situation but incorporating a
new logo but keeping along the same cover theme as the 2005 year. I also wanted to go for more of a smash, hard hitting look.
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CLIENT: Cosplay Underground
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PROJECT: Cosplay Underground Photoshop Images
COSPLAY UNDERGROUND: Many people aware of my Photoshop work on the Internet know me for my Photoshop abilities to take images, manipulate
them and make them look surreal, dark or magical. I enjoy the “Layer Tennis” concept of Photoshop creation (done quickly) and one of my well-known
works was for “Cosplay Underground” which was done several years ago. The images showcased were images of cosplayers from video game, sci-fi, anime
and comic book conventions and giving my own Adobe Photoshop artistic spin to them. The article quote above is from the “Newtype USA” 2002, December issue for my Photoshop work.
CLIENT: Various Clients
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PROJECT: Various Projects
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Men of the Posse at Mussel Slough
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VARIOUS CLIENTS: (CLOCKWISE L-R) In the Summer of 2005, ADA Advertising and Promotions and West Hills College needed a flyer and poster created
for two performers; I have created the Satterstrom’s Halloween (and Christmas) ads since 2002; I was interviewed and featured on he Japanese publicaton
“Windows 100%” October 2005 issue; books that I created for several writers in the past two years, a page for SkimSanDiego.com’s 2006 Calendar and the
DVD cover for comedian Rex Navarrete’s 2006 comedy DVD “Badass Madapaka”.
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PROJECT: J!-ENT - Freelance Entertainment Writing, Article Layout, Artist Promotion
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LIVE PERFORMANCES: COMING TO THE UNITED STATES
THE END OF AN ERA (1994-2006)
Wu Ru-jun
Beijing Opera Actor and
Master of the Jinghu
- ENT
The rock/rap band from Japan known
as ZZ will perform in San Jose, Calif.
for Fanime’s MusicFest and Toronto,
Canada’s Anime North 2007 in May.
R
ock-rap group ZZ formed in the industrial city of Fuji, about 100-km west of
Tokyo, in 1998, soon relocating to the
much larger Shizuoka where they built
up a local following playing the cityʼs
clubs.
Within two years the band were playing at
venues in Tokyoʼs Shimokitazawa district, an
area that is a mecca for underground bands,
sharing the bill with the likes of popular rapmetal act RIZE.
Even so, ZZʼs pop sensibility means they
have more in common musically with the sound
of the mega-selling, self-styled “mixture hiphop” group ORANGE RANGE than the harder,
alternative metal of RIZE.
After independently releasing a mini-album
and single in 2000, the career of ZZ (comprised
of vocalist SOTARO, guitarist KOHSUKE,
pianist ERICHI, bassist KYAMA and drummer
MATSUURA) gained momentum when Japanʼs
biggest monthly rock magazine ROCKINʼ ON,
glowingly reviewed their second single, “Brightest” in early 2001.
Itʼs follow-up “Himawari (Sunflower)” went
top 75 in the USEN charts (a request chart)
and was picked up by one of Tokyoʼs major
commercial radio stations, BayFM.
The station would go on to grant the group
their own regular program, titled “Na Na Na
Now Young” in October of that year, but not
before they had dropped their debut album,
“Absolute Beat Complex.”
ZZ made the step up to large independent label Avex in 2003 for the release of
the single “Rhythmist,” which was the bandʼs
biggest hit to date, going top 10 in the Usen
charts. The single was a taster for the album
“Definitive Energy Flow,” which the group supported by going on their first nationwide tour.
Having had a couple of songs featured as
opening/ending songs on Japanese television
programs, the group scored a minor coup when
their tune “A to Z” was chosen as the ending
song to the animated adventure television
series “ONE PIECE,” which, like many popular
anime, has been adapted into English, Chinese
and Korean.
Appropriately, ZZ played their first live
shows in South Korea in 2004. (Two years earlier they had played to 8,000 people at a music
festival in Dalian, China.)
For the 2004 single, “Just Only One,” ZZ
collaborated with Kaori Ueda, aka DJ KAORI,
a hip-hop DJ who has played at parties for the
likes of P. Diddy (aka Sean P. Combs).
PHOTO: ZZ (from L-R): KOHSUKE (guitar, leader), MATSUURA (drummer), SOTARO (vocals, songwriter),
KYAMA (bass) and ERICHI (pianist). Photo courtesy of Avex Entertainment, Inc.
The track was featured on their second
album for Avex, 2005ʼs “Generation Hip Innocence.”
Following its release, the band performed
their first shows in the United States, capitalizing on their anime associations by playing at
the anime conventions FanimeCon in San Jose
and Dallasʼ A-Kon, one of the three biggest
such conventions in the U.S.
Not even an association with the Japan
national teamʼs ill-fated 2006 World Cup campaign – having recorded the supportersʼ song
“SAMURAI BLUE” (replete with terrace-friendly
“oh oh” chants and cries of “Nippon! Nippon!”)
– dimmed the groupʼs prospects, the band
continuing to play regular live shows through
the year.
In addition, online ZZ are joining an increasing number of Japanese bands by uploading
their songs – in the case of ZZ the majority of
their back catalog - to the U.S. iTunes Music
Store.
In 2007, ZZ will be performing in May at
Fanimeʼs MusicFest 2007 in San Jose, Calif.
and at Anime North 2007 in Toronto, Canada.
- DAVID HICKEY (courtesy of Avex
Entertainment, Inc.)
For more info. on ZZ, please visit:
www.avexnet.or.jp/zz/
Purchase ZZ music on iTunes by clicking here
FANIME MUSICFEST
INFORMATION
DATES: May 25-28
LOCATION: San Jose Convention Center,
San Jose, California
ADMISSION: Admission is free to all FanimeCon attendees! All you have to do is
register at the convention or pre-register
online
PHOTO: T. HASEGAWA
A SPECIAL J!-ENT TRIBUTE TO
For more information, please visit:
http://www.fanime.com/musicfest/
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ANIME NORTH 2007
INFORMATION
DATES: May 25-27
LOCATION: Doubletree International Plaza
Hotel, the Toronto Congress Center, and
the nearby Renaissance Toronto Airport
Hotel in Toronto, Canada
ADMISSION: Admissions to Anime North
2007 can be purchased at the door of the
convention, via mail or registration site.
B Y D E N N I S . A . A M I T H , M I C H E L L E T Y M O N , H I R O S H I TA G AWA & M A M I K O K U B O TA
For more information, please visit:
http://www.animenorth.com
J!-ENT
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ANNA TSUCHIYA
A SPECIAL 10TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBU TE
WHAT’S UP WITH VIDEO GAMING
J!-ENT for gamers only
video game events:
summer 2004 report
J!-ENT COVERS THIS SUMMER’S HOTTEST VIDEO GAME EVENTS IN AMERICA ON BOTH SIDES OF THE COAST:
GAMERS NITE GROOVE IN NEW YORK, EVOLUTION 2004 AND THE G-PHORIA VIDEO GAME AWARDS SHOW IN
CALIFORNIA. BY DENNIS A. AMITH AND EDWIN MACARAEG
Over 700 people came to Cal Poly Pomona for “Evolution 2004”, the largest video game fighting competition in the country. The four-day event featured
competitors from all over the world to compete for money prizes and bragging rights of who is the best in fighting video games such as “Marvel vs. Capcom
2”, “Soul Calibur II”, “Capcom vs. Street Fighter 2”, “Virtua Fighter Evolution”, “Street Figther III”, “Tekken 4” and many more. Photo by Tetsuo Harada.
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ummer 2004 has proven to be an awesome year for video game events. With the video game industry making sales
over $7 billion last year, the popularity of video gaming is becoming a part of the pop culture for many people.
With the growth of video game sales in the United States, video game events are starting to catch the attention of
gamers worldwide.
In the past, video game events were typically a trade show, a promotional or marketing event/party for the software
developer or an event that was happening at an anime (Japanese animation) convention. Now, we are seeing people behind
video game related Web sites and organizations hosting their own video game events and these events are bringing in hundreds of people from all over the world and video game-related companies are starting to taking notice by sponsoring these
events.
On the last week of July, three video game events were held on both sides of the coast. In New York City, the
interactive nightlife event known as GAMERS NITE GROOVE featured Microsoftʼs “Sudeki” for the XBOX and performances by 8-bit musicians and a DJ. In Pomona, California, the largest video game fighting competition known as
EVO2K4 was underway and G-PHORIA, the video game awards show by G4TechTV was held in Los Angeles, California.
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I M A G E S C O U R T E S Y O F A V E X E N T E R TA I N M E N T, I N C .
BACK IN 1995, MY LITTLE LOVER EXPLODED INTO THE LIMELIGHT WITH THEIR HIT CD
SINGLE “MAN & WOMAN” AND IN THE NEXT DECADE GIVING MUSIC LISTENERS THEIR BRAND
OF FRESH, CATCHY AND ENJOYABLE STYLE OF MUSIC. MUSIC THAT CONTINUED WITH HIT
AFTER HIT WITH SONGS SUCH AS “HELLO, AGAIN ~MUKASHI KARA ARU BASHO~”, “ALICE”,
“NOW & THEN” AND MANY MORE HIT SONGS THROUGH 2004. TWO YEARS LATER, MY LITTLE
LOVER RETURNS ON A NEW LABEL AND WITH A NEW ALBUM.
BY DENNIS A. AMITH & HIROSHI TAGAWA
WHAT’S HOT IN MUSIC
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J!-ENT | MARCH 2007
KAZUNALI TAJIMA (MILD INC.)
IMAGE COURTESY OF AVEX ENTERTAINMENT, INC.
Photos courtesy of Avex Entertainment, Inc.
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A SPECIAL J!-ENT
15TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE
B Y D E N N I S A . A M I T H & H I R O S H I TA G A W A
I M A G E S ( a n d B E A T F R E A K I M A G E S ) C O U R T E S Y O F A V E X E N T E R TA I N M E N T I N C .
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P H O T O G R A P H Y C O U R T E S Y O F A V E X E N T E R TA I N M E N T, I N C .
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Visit Momoi Halko’s Official Website at http://avexmovie.jp/lineup/momo-i/
ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS: As the creator and founder of J!-ENT, I have been working with the entertainment industry since 1993 promoting talent from Asian
to an English speaking audience. I’m also a freelance entertainment writer and a lot of my work (including work from other writers who work for me) are
distributed over the Internet on article-style PDF format rather than HTML. Above are a few examples of previous articles and interviews from 2007 that I have
written and created the layout for. Interviews and article samples can be found at www.nt2099.com/J-ENT/INTERVIEWS/.
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CLIENT: Various Clients
PROJECT: Various Projects
AG PRO - WARHOL-ESQUE COWS
Will Tiesiera Bus Tail
Tokyo Pop Magazine reviews J!-ENT
Outdoor Ads
VARIOUS CLIENTS: In Spring 2005, AG PRO wanted to change the look of their cow logo and wanted an Andy Warhol-esque cow images. After various
versions, the following was created for their t-shirts and advertisement. For Will Tiesiera, they needed an advertisement for two different bus-tails. Here is a
photo of one of them. Also an outdoor billboard for Mackey & Mackey in 2007. The article on the right is a review of my J!-ENT website from the
publication Tokyo Pop Magazine back in 2001.
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CLIENT: Various Clients
PROJECT: Various Projects (Continued)
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Coffee:
Brewed (Reg. or Decaf )
Cappuccino
Latte
Mocha
Caramel Macchiato
White Chocoolate Mocha
(Above drinks, iced upon request)
Espresso Shot
12 oz
$1.40
$2.25
$2.25
$2.55
$2.75
$3.00
16 oz
$1.55
$2.75
$2.75
$3.15
$3.25
$3.45
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20 oz
$1.65
$3.05
$3.05
$3.45
$3.50
$3.65
Single $1.25 Double $1.45
Tea
12 oz 16 oz 20 oz
Chai
Chai Latte
$1.40 $1.55 $1.65
$2.25 $2.75 $3.05
1180 W. Bush Street - Lemoore
924-9527
These beverages are not offered at all locations.
For Take Out Call
582-4489
Mocha
Caramel Mocha
White Chocolate
Smoothies
16 oz 16 oz 20 oz
$2.85 $3.25 $3.45
$2.95 $3.35
$3.55
$3.00 $3.45 $3.75
16 oz 24 oz
BEST BUY CENTER
(original location)
1770 N. 10th Ave.
TARGET CENTER
(new location)
208 N. 12th Ave Suite 113
$2.95 $3.95
Raspberry, Orange Passion, Strawberry
These beverages are not offered at all locations.
Prices do not include taxes.
924 Whitley Ave. - Corcoran
992-2157
206 E. Caldwell Ave. - Visalia
625-1235
VARIOUS CLIENTS: The following are a few samples created for clients from 2002-2007. From car dealerships, real estate companies, non-profit
organizations, schools and county fairs.
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PROJECT: 3D WORK
3D ARTWORK: Although I am not a professional modeler, I like to work with 3D by using e-frontier’s Poser 3D software and doing postwork via Adobe
Photoshop. Here are a few samples of work utilizing Poser and Adobe Photoshop for post-work.
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NT2099 media and entertainment
nt2099 media and entertainment
Dennis A. Amith, Principal
message line/fax: 559-924-6475
www.nt2099.com - nt2099@sbcglobal.net
LinkedIn Business Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/dennisamith