7/12/2009: DTA's GoYoDeo is called upon for private-label video services...
While the free video capabilities of GoYoDeo have been fun for thousands of users, it's real success is it's ability to plug-in to existing web platforms and provide video solutions to corporate markets. Two Tennessee-based companies will be installing the GoYoDeo technology this Summer to improve communication with it's visitors. Visit GoYoDeo to create YOUR video channels today.


Name: Drew Bourke
Job Title: Lead Dreamer (CEO / Founder)
Primary Weapon: Communication, Project Design and Planning
Sidearm Skills: ASP Programming, msSQL, JQuery, Generating Ideas, Communicating with Customers

Why He Owns: Drew started Dream Team Arts for a very specific reason: To put together the best team possible to design and deploy Internet sites and tools to our customers. Drew thinks big. The next big thing on the net may be something we're already working on. Chances are we're working on some other big things because somebody met Drew and had a conversation with him about what we could do. Drew understands the concept (and importance) of social networks, especially virtual ones that exist online. He's obsessed with building software that's productive and easy to use. He doesn't just sell Dream Team products, he designs and builds them. When your leader has that kind of tech-background and understanding of your services, you know you can hit a homerun with every project.

Drew has 14 years experience creating and managing online start-ups. He's the founder of multiple dot com companies, President/Co-owner of YouPriceit.com, CTO/Co-owner of iAmerica.com and worked as CTO/CEO for various tech companies from 2001 through 2007. Now he's helping the Dream Team create and license software products in multiple markets. He's also focused on creating applications that will drive the future of online social networking processes.

Quote: "All forms of digital media, from cable television to online marketing, are going to converge at some point. We're helping building the components that make those technologies work together seamlessly."

Software He Uses: Microsoft Visual Studio, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Photoshop, and his favorite, MS Paint.

Unrelated Talents: Master of Drums. He also scored over a million points in Galaga. Wow.

Contact Drew today... 

Name: Larry Little
Job Title: Media Director
Primary Weapon: Actionscript
Sidearm Skills: Flash Design, XML scripting, Video Editing, Film-Maker

Why He Owns: There are a lot of web developers out there that can do a little Flash design. Making a circle bounce around the screen isn't a big deal. What Larry does IS a big deal.  He knows the programming language named "Actionscript" which gives him the ability to manipulate information (even from a database) and apply it to animation and user interfaces. In other words, he doesn't just build Flash Intros for websites. He's more like a "Flash-Jedi". He can create full interactive flash applications using motion or even video. It's like having a Disney animator who can make a cartoon out of an online shopping cart.

Larry is also the Dream Team Arts official Video guy. He knows Adobe Premier and After Effects like the back of his hand. He's the man behind our high-def camera in the greenroom. He can frame a shot like a pro and take your video, cut you out and have you dancing on top of your website in a crisp video streaming from our Flash Media Server. That's a lot more impressive than making circles bounce.

Quote: "The internet is quickly migrating from the traditional text-and-picture website to a much more organic experience, where the user can directly interact with all types of media, from photos to high-definition video, animation, and even data. Flash allows a level of interaction that simply cannot be matched through any other medium."

Software He Uses: Adobe Flash, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premier, Adobe After Effects, Sony Vegas, Flash Interactive Server, and Notepad.

Unrelated Talents:  Playing bass and keyboards. Larry can also quote any line from the original Star Wars Trilogy. Even the alien language parts.

Name: Tim Maxey
Job Title: Chief Information Officer
Primary Weapon: Database Design and User Application Interface
Sidearm Skills:  Classic ASP, ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#.NET, JavaScript, msSQL and mySQL databases design and setup.

Why He Owns: When you ask Tim "Can we do this online", he's already thought of about six ways to pull it off before you finished your question. Some programmers think their fast, but Tim can code without a keyboard (sort of). He graduated from Florida State University in 1998 and starting developing database Visual Basic 5 applications. Shortly afterwards, he started to utilize Classic ASP and became the leading GUI and data programming for Florida Cities and their web content.

Hired in 2004 from a company based out of Brentwood TN, Tim moved and started developing full-time in ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#, MSSQL and MySQL languages in the Nashville area. He specializes in database back-end online applications; focusing on GUI data interfacing, and GUI information data. He helps convert client/user requests into rich data and information to the end users. In other words, he makes your online "stuff" actually work and make sense. Users won't stare at the screen wondering what to click next to proceed. Tim's applications literally hold the user's hand while they interact with their browser.

Quote: "If you stop learning, you are already half dead...."

Software He Uses: Microsoft Visual Studio and Calculator

Unrelated Talents: Tim can make this cool helicopter sound effect by rapidly beating his chest with both hands. Awesome.

Name: Christian Witt
Job Title: Senior Applications Developer
Primary Weapon: Information and Data Management (duh.)
Sidearm Skills: ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#, .NET WebServices, WCF, JavaScript, VBA, VB6, ActionScript, MSSQL, MySQL.

Why He Owns: There are a lot of programmers running around in the software development world. When one of those programmers starts on your project, you better hope he's the coolest geek possible. How about Christian? He owns every X-files episode on DVD. Yes, that should put your mind at ease when he's writing your code. He began developing his career by writing VBA for Microsoft Office Applications, custom Visual Basic applications and performing network/server administration for small to medium sized businesses. He switched to website development with the beta release of Microsoft's .NET framework.

In other words, we can take any information used on your website, stick it in a database, sort it, compress it, compare it, filer it and spit out what you need to see when you need to see it. He manipulates code as though he's part robot... which he might be. Need to upload a video to your website and convert it to flash on the fly? He can do that. Need to sort through six thousand names and display the ones that that signed up for your newsletter? No problem. Need to design a "click here" button? Better scroll back up to Drew's profile.

Quote:
"I like the online."

Software He Uses: Microsoft Visual Studio

Unrelated Talents: Master of the Electric Guitar. After drinking four Jolt colas at Norman's in Augusta, Ga. in 1986, he beat Moon Patrol without losing a single buggy.