Breakdown:
1- “The Boy Who Learned To Fly” Short Film- Moonbot Studios - A short film for Gatorade on the life of Usain Bolt. I was the Layout Lead and one of the Technical Directors on the film, overseeing all of the previs and camera work. The full film can be viewed here.
2- “Coca-Cola: Man and Dog” Commercial- Psyop - 1 week on shots shown - We did a full previs pass of this project in 3d before passing it to the 2d animators, who then worked from our timing and cameras. I was responsible for previs for all of the shots shown.
3- "Sisters" Short Film- Psyop -1 week on sequence shown - I’m responsible for all camera work and staging for a large part of the film, including all shots in this sequence. All of my layout for this project came from my own ideas working with the director. There were no existing storyboards or animatics. I’m also responsible for a number of final models, including the organ.
4- "Sunbites" Commercial- Assembly ~ 1 week on previs and final camera for shots shown - Also responsible for a number of environment and prop models
5- "Beats: Extraordinary Hero" Commercial- Gentleman Scholar - 2 days on previs for the first shot, 1 day on final robot animation - 1 day on previs for second shot, 1 day on final robot animation
6- “The Numberlys” TV Pilot- Moonbot Studios - 2 weeks on sequence shown for previs, environment blocking, and some final modeling - This was a pilot for Amazon, intended for a preschool level audience. We worked under very strict constraints for layout, advised by a professional provided by Amazon to help determine whether a preschool level audience would be able to follow the story. Actions were kept simple and linear wherever possible, avoiding cuts and anything that implied passage of time without directly showing it. Wherever possible shots were lengthened or combined to show continuous action.
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