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Dov Jacobson |
770 448-3644
dov@jacobson.net |
Credits |
Experience
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Big Fun /
Games that Work |
Founder; Studio Head |
97-04 |
in
Time Warner merger, acquiring technology, talent and titles of Turner
Interactive
Produced dozens of titles
on schedule; profitably; and with excellent quality.
Raised interest
with trade show presence, PR campaign, speaking engagements.
Developed creative, revenue-producing
relationships with
Simon & Schuster
United States Navy
US Air Force
National Science Foundation
Alion Science
AT&T Consumer Marketing |
William Morris
Agency
Smithsonian Institute
Field Museum of Chicago
AT&T Labs
Vivendi Universal
MCI / Worldcom |
ASPCA
Addison
Wesley
Turner Broadcasting
Starlight Theaters
Coca-Cola (agency)
Dominos (agency) |
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Turner Interactive |
Studio Head; VP |
93-97 |
- Launched new media business at Turner.
- Punched through
corporate inertia - ending 15 months of indecision.
Built cost-effective studio
by developing fine marketing, engineering, art and management talent
Developed slate
to maximize leverage of Turner's strengths and media assets and balance
corporate interests.
Guided marketing through
PR, trade shows, print and television ads and award-winning packaging
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Cyberiad Project |
Founder; Studio Head |
90-92 |
on revolutionary new cartoon technology.
Broke new ground
with the first computer-generated cartoon on Saturday Morning television
(NBC)
Assembled international effort: Strategic
partnerships in Europe and America, Imported international talent
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Pansophic Systems |
Director of New Product
Development |
87-90 |
of this major software development company.
Introduced technology
(ie: object oriented development) with seminars.
Directed teams in
five locations to deliver on time and on budget.
Initiated, designed and shipped
new product for the first time
in Pansophic's thirteen year history.
Made money
- product sales exceeded breakeven on Day One of rollout!
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West End Film Software |
Partner |
83-87 |
for
computer-graphics professionals: 3D, Paint, Animation.
Authored software at
every level from architecture to assembler bit-shaving.
From bootstrap to acquisition in
four highly profitable years. Made millions.
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Time, Inc. |
Online Pioneer |
81- 83 |
Gerald
Levin's revolutionary cable-modem online service.
Awarded US patent for
human interface technology - later incorporated into Apple Macintosh
Led R&D effort to
discover, exploit and teach capabilities of new online medium.
Designed and produced four
of the first-ever made-for-online games.
Education
- USC (Cinema); LA;
Graduate-school training in Hollywood film production
- School of Visual Arts; NYC
Traditional Animation
- Antioch College; Ohio
Cinema & Physical Chemistry (BS)
- Stuyvesant HS; NYC
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Punchcard era computer graphics
Personal
- Husband and Proud Dad of boy
(Dartmouth ’04) and teenage girl (HS ’04)
- Saber Fencer (current
US rank)
- Toughened Traveler
- Sleep-shunning Workaholic
- Student of Shinkendo
(Japanese
sword combat)
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