Zoomla Design is a conglomeration of creative people.
Keya Lea Horiuchi likes to travel, garden, eat good food, have intriguing conversation, blog, and hike. She is a Colorado native and has dabbled in digital films. She has a degree in U.S. History that curiously focused on Latin American History and the functions that occurred in the Savings and Loan debacle. Keya Lea previously worked in education, both within the classroom and as an administrator. She also has a strong creative streak that pulled her toward web design and filmmaking. She previously produced, directed, shot and edited two documentaries. She recently launched an online Passive Solar Design and Building Website that examines and highlights passive solar design and other ways of harnessing sustainable energy.
Text Editing – Karin Kohlmeier received her Masters in Humanities and Social Thought from New York University. She is enrolled in the PhD Program in English at the City University of New York. Karin taught college English within the CUNY system for five years and was awarded a two-year fellowship in the Writing Across the Curriculum program at Brooklyn College. She also enjoys photography.
Photography – Gunnar Conrad has been shooting images for national and international clients in locations throughout North America and across the globe for the past seventeen years. Gunnar specializes in extreme sports, industrial, landscape and aerial photography. His clients include Sports Illustrated, Outside Magazine, Land Rover, Specialized Bicycles and Skanska Worldwide.
Audio Production – Brian Cadamagnani works for a design firm outside of San Francisco. He created audio for Considering Democracy and Red Tibet. He has released 4 audio albums on noiseusse.org and continues to mix and create audio. He enjoys eating sushi and staying up late being creative.
Video Editing – Anthony Sherin is an accomplished film editor whose credits include THE CURE (Universal), FIRST TIME FELON (HBO), FLESH AND BONE (Paramount). His independent documentary ORIGINAL INTENT: The Battle for America will soon be airing on PBS and was nominated for the Best Educational Video of 2009.