Elizabeth graduated with highest honors from the Atlanta College of Art with a BFA in Digital Video Production. She also participated in the internship program at Partizan in Los Angeles, during which she had the opportunity to work with such directors as Olivier Gondry, Chris Applebaum, and Casseus. Her short films, music videos, experimental sound pieces, and mixed media art have appeared in a number of film festivals, venues, and publications, including Paper Magazine, Southeast Performer, and Spin. She continues to produce, direct, and edit independent films and music videos in Atlanta. In addition to her interests in visual arts and film, Elizabeth studies the art of improvisational comedy at Whole World Theatre and the art of excellent baked goods via her own kitchen.
A number of Elizabeth's independent productions can be found on YouTube as well as on her personal website.
If you’re a regular visitor to our rich media micro site, CMS Tube, you may have noticed that a number of new Flash-based product demos of Cascade Server have been recently added. We created these demos to help new users become familiar with some of the elements that are often brand new when you start using a CMS. Each of these demos introduces a specific concept or term, making them a great supplement to the Business and Technical Intros that are already online.
New Flash demos include:
Assets in Cascade Server – Explains how each asset works together to create a fully functioning website.
Roles in Cascade Server – Explores the different types of Roles and their functions.
Blocks in Cascade Server – Shows you when and how to use each type of block available.
What is an Asset Factory? – Describes how Cascade Server makes creating new content easy.
What is a Data Definition? – Illustrates how Cascade Server provides customizable structured authoring.
How Does Cascade Server Manage Metadata? – Explains how Cascade Server uses Wired and Dynamic Metadata to advance your site
We'll be adding more Flash demos soon, so check back with CMS Tube for updates. We would also love to hear your ideas for new demos that would make it easier for you to adapt to Cascade Server and get the most out of using the CMS.