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About
Mohawk Media is an digital media consultancy and training company, providing toolkits and workflows to increase productivity. We offer tailored training, workshops & seminars, as well as content and media solutions such as info-graphics and online streaming for events and webinars.
Directors
Helen Baxter
Helen Baxter is Managing Directrix of Mohawk Media, an international keynote speaker, and XMediaLab mentor. She reports on technology in the g33k show weekly, and is a judge in the NZ Yahoo!Xtra Digital Strategy Awards. Helen has been strategist and columnist for the Big Idea, a Teaching Fellow at Victoria University of Wellington, lectured in Emerging Technologies in Screen Arts at Unitec, and Professional Practice in Digital Media at Natcoll.
She was the founding Editor of KnowledgeBoard.com, an award-winning Knowledge Management & Innovation community run by the European Commission. KnowledgeBoard was voted the 'Best on the Web KM Portal' by the Harvard Business Review (2002), and won 'Best User Experience' in the International Information Industry Awards (2003). Helen has also worked as an online community producer for a international web agency, and wrote 'All You Need to Know About the Internet' (Digital Cognition, 1997).
Chelfyn Baxter
Chelfyn Baxter is Creative Director of Mohawk Media, and has been a 3D graphic artist in TV, animation, games and online for over fifteen years. He produces the g33k show weekly on Radio Wammo for Kiwi FM, and created an eight-week animated series of the g33k show on Alt TV in 2008, broadcasting on SKY TV, online and podcast at You Tube.
Chelfyn has been a science & technology commentator on Virtual World, Radio New Zealand, created groundbreaking 3D work for the award-winning 'Longitude' & 'Body Story, and the popular Decoding Dyslexia documentary for TVNZ. Chelfyn has been programming synthesisers since he was fourteen and is a ZBrush artist, 3D Modeller, DJ, VJ, music producer, multi-instrumentalist, and magician.
Clients
Mohawk Media's clients include the British Council, Science Media Centre, TVNZ, Radio New Zealand, Kiwi FM, The Big Idea, XMediaLab, Co-Lab, Victoria University, Unitec, Wintec, Ulearn, Department of Labour, Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Research Science & Technology.
