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I can design, develop and maintain your web site for a very competitive price. My specialty is in fulfilling the needs of small businesses, organizations and celebrities who need not only a designer and programmer, but someone to work with in creating a truly unique, attractive, and effective web presence that's tailored to their particular goals.

Contact me, and I'll give you a call to discuss the possibilities.
 

Scrubs Unlimited
A commerce site for the Westwood Village store which sells medical uniforms and supplies to the UCLA and Los Angeles medical community. A great promotional and sales solution for this small-and-growing business.

The Oops! Online Web Site
A promotional site for books I co-authored, "Oops! Movie Mistakes That Made the Cut" and "Oops: They Did It Again! More Movie Mistakes That Made the Cut" both available now.

The Horror Movie Survival Guide Web Site
A promotional site for our first book, "The Horror Movie Survival Guide."

The Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal
A site for one of USC Law School's honor journals.

JimKamm.com
You're looking at it...definitely the simplest design to date. Yet functional, no? I have the best laid plans for it, so check back soon.
 

StephenCollins.com
A promotional site for the star of the WB's top-rated 7th Heaven and the author of the thrillers Eye Contact and Double Exposure.

The next two books from my writing partner Matteo Molinari and I were published by Citadel Press, a division of Kensington Books. These are guides to over 3,000 evident mistakes in the final cuts of movies. We hope to make blooper hounds out of you too.

The first edition, "OOPS! Movie Mistakes That Made the Cut" came out in May, 2002; and the second edition, "OOPS: They Did It Again! More Movie Mistakes That Made the Cut" was published in November, 2002.

Also, catch more bloopers at Oops! Online (oopsmovies.com) and heck, you can even buy the books here, if you're so inclined.

Matteo and I were flown to New York and interviewed about movie bloopers by Chris Cuomo (Mario's son) for a segment on ABC's newsmagazine "20/20 Downtown." It aired in March, 2002 as a lead-up to the Oscars. Needless to say, we were pleased as punch!

Do you have a favorite movie blooper or two (or three, what the hey)? Send it to us in an email, and if it's the real deal, you'll be immortalized in our growing "Let's Say Thanks" section.

In April, 2001, Matteo and I unleashed our first book on the world, The Horror Movie Survival Guide, published by Berkley Books in New York, an imprint of Penguin Putnam Inc.

Visit The Horror Movie Survival Guide Web Site (HorrorMovieGuide.com) for details on what it's all about, how and where to buy, and the inevitable next edition. We hope.