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I can be reached through a number of areas including LinkedIn, Email and Github. Should you seek more information regarding my current work, a project or a fault on the website, you can use any of the following contact methods:

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If you have any concerns with the website or would like to collaborate on a project, you can find my Github here.

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For security purposes, I will not be disclosing my phone number, work email or company phone as a means of getting in contact as it would be a security risk to myself and the company I currently work for. Please understand that it is not a risk I would like to make, but if you truly are interested in learning together, you can ask for a private means of contact through LinkedIn.

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About Me

My name is James Moon, I am a Web developer with experience with a vast variety of programming and design languages skills. I am a passionate designer of webpages and applications, and practice animation and film editing on the side. I enjoy the occasianal game and have made a few myself. One of my other passions is discovering and reviving old technology, including Desktops, applications, handhelds, consoles and servers. I'm a fan of emulation and combining the software and hardware side of development is what I am passionate about.

In terms of who I really am as a person, I come from a small area called Giants Creek, 2 hours north-west of Newcastle on a farm. Learning technology was very restricted where I was from due to lack of teaching knowledge (The main focus was Agriculture and Industrial Trade). University opened my mind to different styles never imagined and I continue to self-teach to this day.

Feel free to grab any details from my "Contact Me" page located to the right of the home page. Check out some of my work on the page below home.

My Projects

I have to be clear. Most of my projects are protected under university or work guidelines, but the ones I can show here are freely developed by James as "personal projects". Here is a list of just some of them:

How-To Houdini

How-To Houdini started as a university project that I later cleaned up and polished to be an informative website for people just starting to use the 3D progressive animation software Houdini. The website featured videos and a simple chatbot that could be of assistance to the user on the site. I am in the process of setting up a virtual server of my own to host it on. Until then, it is currently offline.

Skills used: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Rivescript, Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Houdini

"Complexica" Animation

The hurdles of learning Houdini was the making of this animation. All models and characters were built and animated by myself in Houdini. The short featured a small robot called Harry exploring the ruins of abandoned earth in the future and finds interesting artifacts and long forgotten technologies. Part of this scene is shown in the background of the website.

Skills used: Houdini, Premiere Pro, Photoshop

"The Request" 2D Platformer Game

I created The Request while at university using the Unity Engine. The engine is based on C# and the assets for the game were made by myself in Pixel Studio. The Request follows a mage sent to find the missing wizards after his kingdom falls to corruption. The game features platforming puzzles, enemies and a boss fight. The intent is to extend the game, but due to work and other projects, it is on hold. It is playable through itch.io here.

Skills used: C#, Unity, Photoshop

More to come in the future....

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