Ted Perez + Associates (www.tedperez.com) is currently looking to fill two (2) Flash Developers positions (mid + senior level) and one (1) Intern position (design + development).
For a full job descriptions, read past the jump.
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For the Ted Perez Drink of the Week, a very simple, classic cocktail was chosen: the Daiquiri. Although its ingredients are quite simple (rum, lime juice and sugar), it can be a difficult drink to mix properly due to the balance of sweet vs sour. This drink is made in numerous other variations including the frozen Daiquiri, the Daiquiri Floridita and the Hemingway Daiquiri (another variation that Ted Perez tested alongside the original).
Art-Spire has recently recognized Ted Perez + Associates in their list of the best 100 digital agencies in the world.
For more information and a full list of noted agencies, please visit Art-Spire.com.
Goodby, Silverstein & Partner's Sprint NOW Clock [produced by Ted Perez + Associates] was awarded a Bronze Cyber Lion at this year's Cannes Lions Awards.
Users literally become a part of the NOW Network by adding a personalized video into a live unit atop YouTube's homepage masthead. The initial insert garnered 118,000 video submissions in less than 48 hours. The component currently resides on Sprint's NOW Web site.
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Continuing a string of classic cocktails, Ted Perez + Associates sampled another staple found at any well worth two bits - the Manhattan. This Official IBA cocktail is a simple combination of Rye or Canadian whisky with sweet vermouth and a dash of Angostura Bitters (see here for more on Angostura and its influence in cocktail recipes). The IBA also recognizes two other variations that use dry vermouth and a mix of dry and sweet vermouth (named a Manhattan Dry and Manhattan Medium, respectively).
SITE TITLE: Adobe CS5 Student Hub
CATEGORY: Product Website
CLIENT: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
URL: http://www.studenteditions.adobe.com
Adobe's CS5 Student Hub offers a face-first plunge into the CS5 student edition with tips, a job search engine, games and education-only offers for the legendary suite.
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The Ted Perez cocktail of the week is the Tom Collins.
The first Tom Collins recipe appeared in the 1876 edition of Jerry Thomas’ “The Bartender’s Guide”. It is believed that Thomas created the recipe in response to the Great Tom Collins hoax of 1874. Regardless of muse, a job well done Jer.
Every holiday season, Ted Perez + Associates sends gifts to clients, family and friends as a show of gratitude for the support and loyalty we are fortunate enough to have enjoyed in the passing year.
The pieces [six shirts and two jackets to date - stay tuned for LTD runs of past favorites!] are designed in-house and sent off to be screen-printed [or sewn together, in some cases] at W. Ranch Studios [legit artisans].
Quotes and thoughts from Ted Perez have garnered a lot of attention so the decision was made to base the '09 gifts on a series from his travels - four designers, four quotes, four shirts.
The "Drink of the Week" for the week of Cinco de Mayo was Ted Perez’s own House Margarita. This spin on the popular Mexican cocktail has the enhancement of muddled jalapeño for spice and a Hennessey cognac float for smoky flavor. In addition to being mixed with tequila, Ted Perez also sampled this with mezcal. Our preference is mezcal.
Goodby, Silverstein & Partners' NOW Widget campaign for Sprint won the Interactive Advertising Webby for "Best Banner Campaign" which features the Reuters NOW unit Ted Perez launched in Q309. Salutations to Goodby, Sprint and all of those involved with the ingenious campaign.
For the Drink of Week, Ted Perez + Associates undertook a tasting/study of Whisky. The three-week process encompassed three different varieties: American Bourbon whisky, Irish whisky and Scotch whisky. If wondering, no, this was not an onerous assignment nor is it even remotely representative of what could have been. Rather, a good excuse to revisit some old friends [Lagavulin + Red Breast] and get to know a few new friends.
Ted Perez + Associate's recent work for Sprint, which includes the NOW Clock and Reuters Sprint Widgets, have been recognized with the following honors:
- NOW Clock has been placed on the 2010 CLIO Shortlist
- Reuters Sprint Widgets have been nominated in the 'Interactive Advertising/Banner Campaigns' category as part of the 2010 Webby People's Voice Awards.
The Ted Perez Cocktail of the Week is the simple, classic Rum & Coke. The cocktail, whose official name is Cuba Libre or “Free Cuba”, is a highball containing Coke, lime juice and rum [the lime portion is often left out when prepared in the US]. It is known by this name as an official IBA [International Bartenders Association] cocktail. Like most popular drinks, the Cuba Libre has a somewhat mysterious origin with various accounts, some rooted in fact and others in fiction. For example, Bacardi claims that the cocktail was invented at a bar in Old Havana, Cuba during the Spanish-American War. A potential problem with this account is that Coca-Cola wasn’t introduced to Cuba until after the war ended. For the most part, it is generally agreed upon that the drink was invented in Cuba around the year 1900 when Coca-Cola was first brought over by American troops. From this, it is easy to understand how the drink got its name from the battle cry of the Cuba Liberation Army.
The Ted Perez + Associates Corporate Site has been selected as an Official Honoree for the "Professional Services" category in the 14th Annual Webby Awards. With over 8000 entries submitted, the Official Honoree distinction is awarded to the top 15% of all work entered that exhibits remarkable achievement.
A full list of Webby Honorees can be reviewed at the following link.
The Drink of the Week, Brass Monkey, was chosen in honor of a recently departed member of the Ted Perez family - Senator John Hays.
The name "Brass Monkey" tends to mean different things based on the context of its use. From the English colloquial expression and the 1986 single by the Beastie Boys to an English folk band and, of course, the cocktail. Brass Monkey roots go back to when it was produced as a premixed cocktail by the Heublein Company between the 1970s and 1990s. The label was a unique alternative when first introduced due to the fact that most liquor stores only carried beer, wine and hard liquor, not mixed drinks. Today, the Brass Monkey tends to be a lesser-known cocktail and its recipe varies widely. A few of versions include:
Equal parts beer and orange juice.
A mixture of gin, triple sec, tequila, orange juice, sour mix and grapefruit juice.
Equal parts of dark rum, vodka and orange juice.
The variation Ted Perez chose to study was, as we believe it, born on the hard-scrabble streets of Baltimore. In short, the rule is to consume a bottle of malt liquor until the beer level is even with the top of the label, fill the bottle back up with orange juice and roll it slowly across the ground to create a homogonous mixture. Grip, tip + sip.
On holiday at the Sweeney Farm, Great Pride, in County Cork, Ted hears of President Ronald Reagan's call for public and congressional support of his SDI - Star Wars - defense initiative. Torn, Ted discussed the news with his host Ewan Sweeney. "Is he a good President? Who am I to say? I can vouch for him as a man and as an accomplished card player. If pressed, I'd say no. No, Dutch is not a good President and that hurts me because I consider him a dear friend. I simply can not find favor - especially when challenged by bold faced lies such as 'The United States does not start fights.' If he was here today, I'd say, straight-away, 'Listen Dutch, we're Americans, we were born fighting. Embrace it good man and cast aside any commie who dares question our right to enforce the law.'"
Standard and Rich Media flights developed at the tail of Q409 and head of Q110 for HP [Goodby], University of Phoenix [POD] and Frito-Lay [Goodby] can be found after the jump. A complete catalogue of Ted Perez's media work may be found at the company's corporate site.
Today, March 16th, marks the first full year of residence in Venice for Ted Perez + Associates after 5 years in neighboring Santa Monica.
We are grateful for the good fortune we have enjoyed in our new home, the lessons learned and reward of building and curating from scratch and the consistent and collaborative support of those who truly pay the bills...our clients.
Thanks to all who have helped raise the flag.
Tostitos "Amazing Flamenco Chef" broadcast spot takes an unexpected twist in this interactive expanding rich media unit. Read the full article to see the production process and check out the
PROJECT TITLE: Frito Lay: Tostitos Dips Media
CATEGORY: Rich Media
CAMPAIGN: Frito Lay
CLIENT: Goodby, Silverstein + Partners