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Originally from Norway, moved to the US in 1999.

Creative professional with 20 years of experience leading entertainment development, corporate marketing and communications for multimillion-dollar companies across diverse industries. Respected leader and member of creative teams, multimedia divisions and corporate communications departments. Conceptualize and orchestrate product campaigns, technical development solutions that effectively reinforce and build brand images. Expert in the technical, creative, conceptual and content development of sales-driving collateral. Proven ability to drive record-high sales by content creation of trend setting quality assets that result in highly successful product launches. Read Less

As an artist I have after years of working, developed many useful skills that have and continues to serve me well, however the most valuable skill I acquired, is what "time" have provided in terms of experience.
With experience comes wisdom to understand that the solution to a project comes from understanding the purpose and goals of any challenge. Not just pre-fabricated eye candy, but clearly focused and context oriented. Read Less

Creative production note of interest when dreamy creative plans and less fancy reality, does not meet up.
At times we like to throw out small anecdotes, especially early on in a project when spirits are high and plans are lofty on wings of coofee induced innovation. This particular Anecdote was/is one of my favorites, "Quality, Cheap, Fast - pick two".
And should really include the warning: "If you pick all 3, You will have to wait, and pay picturesque amounts for it"

There is useful significance in prioritizing this...Quality are to some extent dependant on it's perception in conjunction with a specific time frame of usage, and the end observer.

The word Cheap/Expensive is such an elusive carrier of meaning, that clients more often than not, do not evaluate the real cost before initiating the creative service based on the premisse, that the cost of said service is a fixed amount comparable to buying a cookie. And yes, this analogy holds up with the next observation, if you are paying for cookies, no matter how sweet, you well understand that they are made using cookie cutters...

There is value for money, (cheap&expensive) is redundant and diminishes the effort in this context. (Creative Fields)

So maybe it should be changed too: "Quality, Cheap, Content - Pick two" Read Less