Doug Richardson

Cinegif Video

The first 'publication' was on the 2005 home page for Land Rover Austin and shot in downtown Austin Tx.

In May of 2005 I (Doug Richardson) began his first shoot using a Canon EOS D30.

In 2005 ​Doug Richardson invented Cinegif which is commonly known as a Cinemagraph (TM Flixel). 

He owns 4 U.S. Patent Nos. 7,388,587, 7,629,977, 8,035,644, 8,487,939 and one Open App 14/262,947.

"Cinegif/Doug Richardson recently created three really cool Cinegif videos for Kerbey Lane Cafe. Cinegif puts a lot of energy and passion into his projects – and they turned out great! The videos he created for Kerbey Lane Cafe were a big hit on our social media platforms!" -Amanda, Director of Marketing, Kerbey Lane Cafe.

​"This is awesome! It helps paint a picture of behind the scenes for our guests and they love it!"       
- Noodle Company

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In April of 2005 Doug Richardson had the idea for isolated areas of movement and started the technology from scratch which is now used worldwide. He has since obtained 4 U.S. Patent Nos. 7,388,587, 7,629,977, 8,035,644, 8,487,939 and has one open App. 14/262,947. (dated April 2005).