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David Emberton http://www.flashzone.com, http://www.shockfusion.com
David Emberton is a Web developer, writer, and columnist. He's also the editor of FlashZone.com and the producer of FlashChallenge.com and ShockFusion.com.
J. Scott Hamlin http://navworks.i-us.com/, http://www.toylab.com, http://www.eyeland.com
J. Scott Hamlin is the director of Eyeland Studio, a Web entertainment company and content provider for clients such as Sun Microsystems, Nabisco, and MTV Europe.
Chrissy Rey http://www.flashlite.net
Chrissy Rey is an instructor and developer at Fig Leaf Software in Washington, DC. She teaches Flash, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Generator. Chrissy is also a freelance writer, editor, and developer.
Scott Balay http://www.infinitefish.com, http://navworks.i-us.com/
Scott Balay is co-founder of NavWorks and spends most of his time creating new interfaces for that, as well as other client work.
Branden Hall http://www.flashlite.net
Branden is a multimedia developer/instructor for Fig Leaf Software, developing, and teaching various Macromedia products, including Flash and Generator 2.
Branden is also pursuing a Bachelors degree in Computer Science at the University of Maryland.
Larry Larsen http://www.greenjem.com
Larry Larsen is a designer/producer for The Poynter Institute. Larry produced the majority of the Flash interfaces from the FlashPacks from NavWorks (http://navworks.i-us.com/) and he teaches and consults on advanced Flash applications.
Daniel Mcskelly http://www.wteam.co.uk
Longtime contributor and assistant editor at http://www.flashzone.com, Daniel Mcskelly works chiefly as a Web designer for The Webteam (http://www.wteam.co.uk) and spends his free time moaning to David Emberton about getting more sleep.
