About FluidMedia

learn more about who we are and why we're the best

About Us: Learn more about FluidMedia and why we're the best
 

Several years ago, some friends, all well-versed in multimedia production and design, took a look around at what was being pushed upon the public in the form of promotional materials and websites. What they saw was often mundane or poorly-implemented, and the good designs they did discover were often very hard to find. They collectively said, "We can do better."

And FluidMedia was born.

Keith Adams
Partner and Co-Founder

"The 21st century is starting to do something previously unthinkable with technology -- to finally make it fun for everybody. I've got no problems with that."

Keith holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems Analysis and a minor in Music Theory & Composition from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. He has over sixteen years of professional experience in programming, database management, design, pre-press, computer graphics/visualization, videography, audio engineering, and multimedia/web development.

Keith is the jack-of-all-trades in the firm. He designs, develops, programs, scripts, produces audio, shoots and edits video, creates layouts, does voice-overs... anything needed. He could probably perform an emergency appendectomy if he wasn't so afraid of hospitals.

 

Chris Foley
Partner and Co-Founder

"Design and language are like music. Communicating complex thoughts with an economy of tones can be a difficult challenge, but it can be much more effective than playing a flashy yet empty torrent of notes."

Chris holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountancy and a minor in Computer Information Systems Analysis from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. He has over sixteen years of professional experience in programming, technical support, project management, technical writing, and interactive multimedia/web development.

The main architect of the CommunityBuilder project, Chris is the primary problem solver of the company. Whether handling backend programming or project customizations, he comes up with alternatives when a problem is outside the scope of standard development tools. During our marketing and branding meetings, he is the one to bring up such exciting topics as "readability," "loading speed," or "return on investment."