I suddenly had some fresh design ideas related to the last layout. This design was spur of the moment, but the most advanced, professional work done (including a new flash header). It's sleek, fresh, and was completed just in time for the opening of The Bourne Ultimatum.

Version 7.0
July 2007 - August 2007

Ever since the last design, I had wanted to lighten things up, as well change minor details throughout the site. This design gave me the opportunity to do so. The new look is professional, light, and fresh with a new animated header.

Version 6.0
February 2007 - July 2007

I was very hesitant for awhile to make a new layout, considering how much I loved the last one, but it turned out to be a nice design. Fresh, clean, (and a little more "hip"), it was a great layout to start off 2007.

Version 5.0
June 2006 - February 2007

This design was somewhat spur of the moment, but it quickly became my favorite (so much so, that it was left up for almost a year!) At the time, it was also the most advanced design work done on this site. Professional, clean, and easy navigation were key.

Version 4.0
March 2006 - June 2006

This layout was long overdue. Since both Good Night, And Good Luck and the Oscars had come and gone, and with Spring approaching, it was time to lighten up the site. I liked the color scheme, though not as much as the layout itself. It had a sleeker feel, as well as easier navigation throughout.

Version 3.0
August 2005 - March 2006

This design and color scheme was influenced by David's wonderful performance as Edward R. Murrow in Good Night, And Good Luck. A layout related to this much-buzzed and Oscar-nominated film was appropriate. An overall jazzy, slick design.

Version 2.0
February 2005 - August 2005

This was the second major design of the site, though the main page changed around a few times. The theme colors were blue, black, and white. The graphics, however, were a bit chaotic and crazy.

Version 1.0
November 2004 - February 2005

The original version of this site was very basic in layout and function, along with simple (horribly-made) graphics. The color scheme was black and violet. Thankfully, it did not last too long.