Robin Christian
Early Career[edit]
As a creative/marketing consultant in the high tech fields, Robin had to reinvent himself and overcome obstacles. He not only maintained but managed to flourish, giving his clients a number of firsts and subsequent success in their distinctive high tech arenas.
In 1989 he opened Admakers Advertising. Almost as soon as this happened, a Recession hit America and marketing budgets took a huge hit. In spite of this, Robin was able to succeed and find a niche as one of the earliest creators of New Media.
1990's[edit]
Robin gained interest from NASA and Walt Disney Company. While advancing New Media, he worked/directed some of the very first interactive media tools for a long list of companies: Boeing, Northrup Grumman, United Center, Grainger, etc.
Robin was ranked by Chicago Software Magazine in the top tier of web developers 4 years in a row. He created an online directory before Yahoo launched theirs, and as a member of the local CCNet non-profit group, he came up with the idea for an Internet Expo for businesses (seen as the very 1st exposition to address this growing phenomenon).
2000's[edit]
He's created innovations several times for NASA, but the most prolific was when he was the director of NASAExplores™, where he worked as Creative Director with 45 NASA employees to develop their first online resource for schools.
2010 to Present[edit]
While becoming an award winning feature film producer, he continues to run his consulting firm. Eden Park Illumination, recently benefited from Robin's skills to develop their flagship micro plasma product. Robin was a major part of their acquiring the 'Best Light Product' Award at the world's largest trade show, NAB. His clients' awards for their respective products are too numerous to mention. He is currently working with Oscar-winning VFX creators to engineer a movie production technique to facilitate a $30 million movie similar to "Gravity" and "Interstellar". Behind him are 3 scientists (incl. NASA employees), who have agreed to be Technical Advisors.
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