
Has been hand-coding and designing websites since the late 1990s, maintaing a healthy respect for web standards with an emphasis on cross-platform and cross-browser compatibility (including mobile devices and screen readres).
Recent examples are: damonjustisntfunny.com, rosaleeshow.com, kiss-fist.com.
Some older examples are: questyoga.com, slapstickscience.com, and asl_interpreting.tripod.com, and one truly amusing prehistorical example (from a long, long, long time ago).
Has worked on a variety of video projects, from short web-clips for promotional use to full-length DVDs.
Most recently, produced, filmed, edited, post-production for The Rosa Lee Show (2004-2008) DVD, a collection of original American Sign Language stories, music, video with over 90 minutes of feature footage, and an additional 45 minutes of bonus features.
Also, edited Unity for Gallaudet, created student-led short-films developed during performing arts residencies, and two feature-length Yoga DVDs.
An instructor and coordinator for circus, theatre, and performing arts camps and residencies for Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing children. Has taught at camps and residencies all over New England (and as far away as Alaska) since the late 1990s.
Also has taught and presented in a variety of other settings, including: post-secondary English; regarding providing language services in hospitals for non-English speaking patients; as lead teacher/developer of curriculum for middle-school Deaf and Hard of Hearing students social studies and performing arts; workshops for teachers and parents on the incorportation of performing arts in the classroom.
Has completed two novels (one fiction, one non-fiction) and has made significant progress on a third (fiction). Most notably, of course, is the travelogue and memoir (available as an audiobook and podcast) In Search of #6.
Music is avaiable, for free, on iTunes and at his website.
Please contact via email using the full name, damontimm (without spaces) at gmail dot com.