We can rebuild it – that was our mantra going into the Snow's Cut Monthly project.
Publisher Janet Hoffer was looking to upgrade her magazine's web site and have the ability to manage online content internally.
We redid the site using a custom-themed Content Management System and now site updates are managed by the magazine's staff.
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We recently launched a redesigned version of the UNCW Film Studies department.
The site was built using Macromedia Contribute software so that the department can manage and update the web site based on pre-definied styles and design platforms.
The UNCW Film Studies department wanted a web site that better reflected their style as filmmakers and film critics.
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Old Books on Front Street was purchased from Mr. Daughtry and the new owners decided to build a web site for the store.
The resulting site utilizes a custom back-end content management system so that the new shop owners will have total control over their web site -- all via the web browser.
The site features a newsletter, integrated blog, customer of the week section and editable pages. Check for more additions soon (forum, gallery, events calendar, etc.)!
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Gwenyfar, a Wilmington-based author, approached us to do a redesign of her web site.
She asked us to redo her site's look, feel and structural layout. The end result can be viewed at www.gwenyfar.com.
Some of the page is still being populated, so be sure to check back soon!
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Southport, NC-based Thunderbolt Pictures is a filmmaking endevor headed by Keith Barber and Terry Pope.
The company's first film, Any Given Friday, is about a southeastern North Carolina high school football team and the challenges they overcome.
For more information visit the Thunderbolt Pictures web site.
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A while back we approched the Soapbox about redoing their web site. We said, Soapbox, you guys are so cool, but your web site is not, please let us help. And they said yes.
Check back soon for the next round of updates to the Soapbox site where we add photo galleries, newsletters and more tasty community interation-type features.
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We recently launched a site for Hanover Search Partners, a boutique executive search firm with a global network of opinion leaders.
For more information visit www.hanoversp.com.
Thanks much to Gregg for being so easy to work with.
"Batabix was a pleasure to partner with... They were focused on our needs and quick to respond to our queries. I would not hesitate to use them again or recommend them to other organizations."
—Gregg Davidoff, Hanover Search Partners
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Yannick Murphy was kind enough to let us redesign her web site, www.yannickmurphy.com.
Yannick is the author of "Stories in Another Language," "The Sea of Trees" and "Here They Come."
Her newest book, "Here They Come," is availble from McSweeney's books.
". . . Murphy's gorgeous third book of fiction [HERE THEY COME] recounts the story of a poor family's coming-of-age in 1970's New York . . . Murphy creates a world as magical and harrowing as the struggle to come to grips with maturity."
—Starred Review, Publisher's Weekly Magazine
Buy "Here They Come" from McSweeney's.
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Ecotone is a UNC-Wilmington literary journal produced by their creative writing department.
We redesigned the site with a modern, user-friendly look and feel and gave the department the ability to self-update the site.
From Ecotone:
Much of our best writing grows out of the land. More specifically, it
grows from rich, overlapping areas, those unstable, uncategorizable places
that aren’t one thing or another. Biological ecotones are areas
of great species diversity and biological density, of intense life and
death; literary ecotones are the places where words come most alive.
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We've worked with Legion on their entire branding and identity, including web site, logo, business cards, envelopes, office front, letterhead, stickers, business cards, advertisements and mailing campaigns.
With Legion we were able to do our first office-front design. You can see it at 208 S. Front St. or view pictures here.
We recently redesigned www.legionproductionservices.com. Check it out.
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Shawn Lewallen is a cinematographer from North Carolina who has worked on such films as Ding-a-ling-less, Strike the Tent, Where is Death and John Smith.
In addition to film, Shawn has worked on many commercial projects.
His web site is an online portfolio that allows anyone around the world to see his work.
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Cocaine angel is an independent film that was filmed in Jacksonville, FL and we just happened to do the poster for it.
From the Village Voice: First-time director Michael Tully's convincingly grimy Cocaine Angel goes a long way toward rescuing the addiction drama from junkie stereotypes and self-help clichés, thanks in no small part to star/screenwriter Damian Lahey, whose shambling presence is well matched by his gift for free-ranging monologues."
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The job we took on for Level 5 was to redesign their previous web site into something stylish and usable. The redesign was a well-received success with both staff and viewers.
Unfortunately Level 5 has stopped paying their hosting bill and the site is no longer viewable at the original domain. You can view the site as hosted from our domain, or call Level 5 and complain.
The Level 5 site is back in business! Thanks to Audra for getting it back online.
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The advertisement we designed for BlackBeard's Bryde was featured in the September 2005 issue of Focus on the Coast in Wilmington, N.C.
Batabix Design provided all graphic design and photography for the project, including the logo seen in the advert.
Blackbeard's Bryde is located at 8 S. Water St. in beautiful downtown Wilmington, NC.
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