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It has also assisted area non-profits with their web development needs, including the [[Birmingham Zoo]], [[Vulcan Park]], [[Railroad Park]], the [[Alabama Symphony Orchestra]], and the [[Alabama Ballet]].
It has also assisted area non-profits with their web development needs, including the [[Birmingham Zoo]], [[Vulcan Park]], [[Railroad Park]], the [[Alabama Symphony Orchestra]], and the [[Alabama Ballet]].


In [[2013]] the company relocated its offices from the former [[C. S. Simmons Produce Company]] building on Morris Avenue to the former [[Victoria Station]] complex on the same block.
In [[2013]] the company relocated its offices from the [[Douglass Building]] at 2017 Morris Avenue to the former [[Victoria Station]] complex on the same block.


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Kinetic Communications is a media production and web development company located at 2025 Morris Avenue in Birmingham. It was founded in 1995 by Jay Brandrup and was one of the first internet consulting firms in the area. It remains one of the city's largest web design firms.

Kinetic has done work for a wide range of clients, including Alabama Power, Southern Progress, the Southeastern Conference, and the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitor's Bureau, for which it created the downloadable IN Birmingham smartphone app.

It has also assisted area non-profits with their web development needs, including the Birmingham Zoo, Vulcan Park, Railroad Park, the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, and the Alabama Ballet.

In 2013 the company relocated its offices from the Douglass Building at 2017 Morris Avenue to the former Victoria Station complex on the same block.

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