Technical Director and Lead Engineer
Jeff is founder of Darwin 3D, a company geared toward a higher adaptation of real-time 3D Graphics. Jeff has worked as a programmer for over 20 years in the video game, television, and film arenas. He has worked on many interactive 3D projects for a variety of clients including nVidia, Rhythm & Hues Studios, Sony, Ion Storm, Exakt Entertainment, EA, and Activision. Jeff has developed game engines designed for first person shooters, third person character driven action titles, outdoor based terrain systems, and continuously streaming open world game engines. He has specialized in advanced graphic engines emphasizing real-time character animation, physics and dynamic simulation, as well as custom tools for audio and video processing. He also wrote the monthly Graphic Content column for Game Developer Magazine from 1998-2001, co-founded the Game Technology Seminars, and has edited several game programmer books.
- “LMNO” (2008/Unreleased), Electronic Arts, Inc.
- True Crime: New York City (2005), Activision Publishing, Inc.
- Shrek 2 (2004), Activision Publishing, Inc.
- True Crime: Streets of LA (2003), Activision Publishing, Inc.
- Anachronox (2001), Eidos Interactive Ltd.
- Supercar Street Challenge (2001), Activision Publishing, Inc.
- Dark Reign: The Future of War (1997), Activision, Inc.
Jeff is founder of Darwin 3D, a company geared toward a higher adaptation of real-time 3D Graphics. Jeff has worked as a programmer for over 20 years in the video game, television, and film arenas. He has worked on many interactive 3D projects for a variety of clients including nVidia, Rhythm & Hues Studios, Sony, Ion Storm, Exakt Entertainment, EA, and Activision. Jeff has developed game engines designed for first person shooters, third person character driven action titles, outdoor based terrain systems, and continuously streaming open world game engines. He has specialized in advanced graphic engines emphasizing real-time character animation, physics and dynamic simulation, as well as custom tools for audio and video processing. He also wrote the monthly Graphic Content column for Game Developer Magazine from 1998-2001, co-founded the Game Technology Seminars, and has edited several game programmer books.