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14, 1953, the same day some clown
invented the Whiffle Ball, I emerged
victorious in Hanover, New Hampshire
at a convenient 2:35 PM to Norman
and Leatrice Johnson. I
am a Leo and a Snake and an only child. |
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- 1966 - My first Super 8 movie, The
Living Dead.
- 1971 - Bristol Eastern High School,
The
Return of the Freshman, a feature-length
Super 8 comedy.
- 1972 - Builds monsters for Lake Compounce,
Riverside, Elitch Gardens, Lakeside,
Long Beach Pike.
- 1974 - USC Film School, three years
as teaching assistant in film animation.
- 1979 - Directs and produces corporate
and educational films. Less interesting
than it sounds.
- 1984 - Animation for Nickelodeon series
Out
of Control. Bought first computer,
the Macintosh 512K.
- 1985 - Decides to create a computer
game and uses credit cards as business
loans.
- 1987 - Miles Computing publishes The
Fool’s Errand.
- 1988 - Electronic Arts takes over
distribution. At
the Carnival is published.
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- 1990 - Cinemaware goes bankrupt. Inline
Design re-publishes 3 in Three. Senior
Producer for Philips.
- 1992 - Inline Design goes bankrupt.
- 1993 - Hanna
Barbera’s Cartoon Carnival,
the number one selling Philips
CD-I product.
- 1994 - Merlin’s
Apprentice, a Philips CD-I puzzle
game.
- 1995 - Labyrinth
of Crete, another Philips CD-I
puzzle game.
- 1996 - Philips shuts down CD-i division.
Consultant to Disney Online.
- 1997 - Consultant to Interplay.
- 1999 - Consultant to Warner Bros.
Online.
- 2000 - Consultant to Disney
Online.
- 2001 - First Macromedia Flash project,
Sheer
Cliff Face.
- 2002 - Designs $100,000
Challenge for book Mysterious
Stranger by magician David Blaine.
- 2003 - The
Fool and his Money begins.
- 2004 - $100,000 Challenge solved.
- 2008 - The
Fool and his Money shall ship!
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