re.vu Beta Launch Party

Come Celebrate the Beta Launch of re.vu!

We'd like to invite you to a happy hour and networking event to celebrate the beta launch of re.vu -- a free online tool to help you create a visually compelling infographic resume that instantly communicates what you do and how well you do it. Come mix with your colleagues, have some drinks on us, and learn how easy it is to create a re.vu page.

Best of all, Fresno's own DJ Bradley will be on hand to provide a soundtrack for the night, and photographer Ryan Jones will taking pictures to be used as the perfect background image for your new re.vu page. 

The event will be held at Fresno's new collaborative co-work, hackerspace - the Hashtag - in the Tower District.

When: Friday, June 17th, 7:00PM - 10:00PM
Where: The Hashtag 
1298 North Wishon Avenue

Cost: FREE, but you must have a ticket to enter!  

DJ Bradley

DJ Bradley (Bradley Fitzhenry a.k.a. @SonicFoundation) is the founder of the production crew SonicFoundation and over the past decade has produced over 200 parties in San Francisco and Fresno. 

He was born and raised in the central valley of california with musical tastes born out of a strange combination of influences: his mother's fascination with seventies-era pop, the high school embrace of early-eighties goth and new wave, plus a late-eighties disk jockey stint at the seminal and now legendary college radio station 90.7fm, KFSR. This melange of sounds coalesced in the mid-nineties when bradley was introduced to the burgeoning underground house and rave scene in San Francisco. It clicked. For over a year he quietly bought records and practiced in his small apartment in Fresno, California before playing his first gig in in Los Angeles alongside DJ Doran.

With the support of a growing fanbase, Bradley began focusing his sound towards the deeper side of underground house. 

Ryan Jones

Ryan's (@rcjonesphoto) photographic career begins on the other side of the camera. Working in the photo department of a large drugstore, Ryan was curious about the pictures he was processing and printing. The compositions, the colors, the stories. He decided to try photography for himself. 

As he learned and experimented with more advanced cameras, he was promoted to the position of corporate photo department trainer for his company. But he continued to explore photography and, after two years, Ryan left his corporate job to become a real, honest-to-goodness professional photographer. 

Drawing inspiration from geometry, light, and graphic design - as well as some less expected places like good music and philosophy (he holds a degree in philosophy from Fresno State) - Ryan celebrates the stories of everyone and everything he photographs. 

When he isn't photographing stories throughout California and across the United States, Ryan lives and works in Downtown Fresno.