Computer Animator at Ringling College of Art & Design

As part of the course: Produced 20–second reels demonstrating characters’ animation of weight, force, and emotions. Model and texture set and characters; rig characters and props; lit scenes; animated pose-to-pose and spline.

Thesis Project: Shadow Boxer at Ringling College of Art & Design

As part of thesis, produced a 2–minute short film showcasing the cumulative skills developed over 4 years of Computer Animation: animated boxing movements and choreographed hand–to–hand combat. Rigged characters, characters’ shadows, and specific lighting systems to produce a feasible, independent moving shadow to its respective character. Troubleshot rigs and lighting problems to create an efficient animation and lighting workflow. Iterated animations and layout with a music composer to enhance action scenes.

Storyboard Artist at Ringling College of Art & Design

As part of coursework: Produce storyboard iterations under strict deadlines, showcasing character–based story with film language. Pitched ideas to faculty with visual developments; executed each scene with assistance from visiting professional artists and references to have clearer acting choices and choreographies.

Personal Project - Diaper Delivery at Ringling College of Art & Design

Extensive research and executions on various action choreography that includes vehicular chase, hand – to – hand combat, and weaponry utilization. Boarded complex camera movements with precise timing and layout.