Dragin’ On (September – December 2004) is a piece about a dragon/lizard like creature who is scavenging for food and finds more then it bargained for. I modeled, animated and lit the scene using Alias Maya and rendered out each scene with a number of render passes. The renders were then composited using Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro. I worked with Mark Seibert to develop a soundtrack using Vegas. Programs used to a lesser extent include Adobe Photoshop and Acon Acoustica. This will be a work in progress until December 20, 2004. (2:04)

Raining Cats (April –May 2004) is a three dimensional computer animation rendered with toon style shaders. The piece features a cat entering a barn on a rainy day and speaking with lipsinced audio about dilemma he faces. Created using Alias/Wavefront Maya, Adobe Premiere and Photoshop, and Acon Acoustica. (0:34)

Lipsinc Playblast (April 2004) is an Alias/Wavefront playblast of a talking head reciting the first line from the Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse musical “Jekyll & Hyde.” (0:02)

Of Mouse and Machine (February 2004) is a computer animated short about an out of order robot arm trying to help a mouse living in its factory. This short was created less than a week and has yet to be revised. Created using Alias/Wavefront Maya. (0:16)

Toothbrush (May 2003) is a three dimensional computer animated short about a fuzz ball’s cautious exploration of a kitchen sink created in Alias/Wavefront’s Maya, and Adobe Premiere and Photoshop. (0:54)

A Frog Story (March 2003) is a three dimensional computer animated short about a wooden frog that plays off of the Aesop fable of the tortoise and the hare. Created in Alias/Wavefront Maya with support from Adobe Photoshop and Premiere. (1:05)

Modeled Study (February – March 2003) is a pan of a three dimensional model of a 19th century study created with Alias/Wavefront Maya and Adobe Photoshop. (0:05)