The Duncan Banner
7/14/05 — Web Weaver

Anthony Foreman was 13 when he found his career.

Foreman, who is now 20, runs a Web page design business. Seven years ago his company, 4Mstudios, was founded with the computer his parents gave him.

He soon taught himself how to build a Web site. Foreman says he wanted to do what others were doing on the Internet. His first site was a fan site for a favorite TV show.

A year later, Foreman was asked to build a Web site for an online PC retail company based in Wisconsin. From there, his business has blossomed. He now has clients across Oklahoma, in the U.S. and Canada.

Foreman has done two projects for the Town of Velma including building a Web site and creating a database for the town cemetery.

While he’s a young computer wizard, Foreman has also done a lot of things that young men have to do early in their worklife. To supplement his income while learning his trade, he worked at Carmike Theaters. He finished high school while working and graduated from Comanche High School in 2004.

He’s still blending education and his career. While working full time on his growing business, he attends Cameron University, majoring in communications with an emphasis on Radio/TV.

Along with his design work, he has done commercials for businesses such as MedTech and Family Cars & Trucks.

Tabitha Beranek of Family Cars & Trucks said he did a great job for them.

He also created the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center’s Stampede Trail.

Mike Grantham of Don Grantham Funeral Home says Foreman was recommended by a friend, and they are pleased with the quality of the Web site be created for them. Grantham is recommending him to others and said he is very impressed with the knowledge of such a young man.

Foreman was contacted last year by Jason Smith, who runs a consulting business, and Foreman took over a web hosting business, Outbackhost. Foreman says he can now give his clients quality hosting as well as design and maintenance.

4Mstudios is a one-man business; with most work done at his home, while also sharing space at Screenplay T-Shirts Etc. Some of his services include logo creation, business cards, T-shirt, photography and digitizing, E Commerce.

Foreman says it has been a lot of hard work, but wants his business to grow and to be skilled in many areas and that it is his continuous effort to produce the best possible product for his customers.

“The client’s image is the business and I take each job very seriously,” he said. “Hard work is my most notable asset.”

Contact Foreman at 580-467-8519 or visit www.4Mstudios.com