How to Contact Felix Turner Through Airtight Interactive for Freelance or Full-Time Work

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To reach Felix Turner about a project or role, email [email protected] — the contact address listed on airtight.cc. The site states he is currently available for both freelance and full-time work, so you can use the same address for either kind of inquiry. The site does not list a contact form, phone number, or booking link, so email is the direct route.

What to know before you write

Airtight Interactive is Felix Turner's personal site. He describes himself as a Creative Technologist based in Los Angeles who does front-end development and prototyping with JavaScript, WebGL, and GLSL shaders. That framing tells you what kind of work to pitch: interactive web experiences, graphics-heavy prototypes, and creative technical direction rather than general web design or backend work.

The site lists clients including Apple, Google, Nike, and Lexus, and notes prior roles at Tool, Brightcove, R/GA, and Huge. If your project sits in that space — brand experiences, interactive campaigns, real-time visuals — your email will land in familiar territory.

Skills to reference in your message

The site names these skills directly:

  • JavaScript
  • WebGL
  • GLSL shaders
  • Prototyping
  • UI design
  • Tech leadership

It also mentions experience with Unity, Swift, Processing, and C++, plus personally built web apps used by millions of people, including Mosh-Pro and Juicebox. Mentioning the relevant overlap between your project and these areas gives him a quick way to judge fit.

Steps to get in touch

  1. Decide whether you need freelance or full-time. The site says both are open, but your email should say which you're proposing so the reply matches your situation.
  2. Write to [email protected]. Put the engagement type and a one-line project or role summary in the subject line.
  3. Include the essentials in the body: what you're building or hiring for, timeline, and the skills you need. If it's a role, include the company and location or remote arrangement.
  4. Link to examples. For project inquiries, a link to your brief or existing product helps more than a long description.
  5. Expect a reply by email. The site offers no other contact channel, so keep the thread there.

A short message template

Subject: Freelance inquiry — WebGL product configurator, Q3

Hi Felix,

I'm [name] at [company]. We're building [one-sentence description] and need WebGL/GLSL work with prototyping support. Timeline is [dates], budget range is [range if you have one].

Brief and references: [link]

Are you available for freelance work in this window?

Thanks, [name, contact details]

Swap the subject and first line for a full-time pitch if that's your goal.

Other pages worth checking first

Before emailing, the site itself answers several questions that would otherwise go into your message:

  • Featured work — a selection of recent client projects, useful for judging whether your project resembles his past work.
  • Demos — personal experiments with graphics and interactivity, showing the kind of prototyping he does in his own time.
  • Resume — linked from the site, with background and history.
  • Social links — listed on the site alongside the email.

Reading the featured work and demos takes a few minutes and lets you reference something specific, which makes for a stronger first contact than a generic inquiry.

What the site does not tell you

The site gives no rates, availability windows, minimum project size, or response time. It also doesn't say whether freelance and full-time inquiries are handled differently. Don't assume any of these — ask directly in your email, and state your own budget or salary range and timeline so the first reply can be substantive.

When email is the right move

Email [email protected] if you have a concrete project or role in interactive web development, creative prototyping, or real-time graphics, and you can describe it in a few sentences with a timeline attached. If you're still exploring whether there's a fit, the featured work and demos pages are the faster way to find out before you write.