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View Reel Breakdown Deadpool 2 ● Created lighting template to accommodate entire title sequence Title Sequence ● Body pile and villain texturing. ● Method Studios Deadpool character, body pile, and villian look dev. ● Lighting on katana, body pile, bullet hole, and close-up shots. Blocked lighting on quad Deadpool shot. ● Compositing R+D on bullet hole transition MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Mari V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Nike ● Engine and various environment texturing Hover ● Engine various environment look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited engine shots MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke ZBrush Comcast ● Track texturing XFINITY 360° NASCAR VR ● Track look dev CHRLX MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Mari Cheerios ● All textures Rapel ● All look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited full :15 second spot MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke ZBrush Deadpool 2 ● Created lighting template to accommodate entire title sequence Title Sequence ● Parachute texturing. ● Method Studios Deadpool character and parachute look dev. ● Lighting on all shots featured except the exploding bear. ● Pre-comp MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Mari V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Turbotax ● Created lighting template for entire spot to maintain consistency Cafe ● HDRI stitching / clean-up ● Method Studios Robot look dev ● Key light rigs. Lit master shot of each sequence. ● Pre-comp MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Mari / Maya V-Ray V-Ray Nuke procedural Planters ● Created lighting template for entire spot to maintain consistency "Mr. Peanut is Always ● HDRI stitching / clean-up ● There in Crunch Time" Mr Peanut prop texturing ● Mr Peanut look dev Method Studios ● Key light rigs on featured shots. ● Pre-comp MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Mari V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Verizon X Channel ● Various prop texturing Dino Robot ● Look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited Full :15 Second Spot MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke American Express ● Various prop texturing Business Office ● Look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited Full :15 Second Spot MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke Triple Frontier ● Created dozens of specific tracking locators for the purpose of re-building bridge to aid Netflix Film plate clean up of dozens of crisscrossing street lights ● Bridge Clean-up Modeled bridge and replacement trees ● Textured various aspects of bridge and trees Method Studios ● Layout and scattering setup for replacement trees ● Tree lighting ● Pre-comp MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Maya Maya UV Layout Mari V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Speedtree Triple Frontier ● Layout and scattering on post-crash background grass Netflix Film ● Texture projection and extension for red car ● Car Crash Look dev on red car and grass ● Lighting and proxy environment for reflections Method Studios MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Mari V-Ray V-Ray Marcus by Goldman ● Set extension look dev for DMP Sachs ● Set extension lighting for DMP Dusty Lady Method Studios MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Mari V-Ray V-Ray Cinnamon Toast Crunch ● Cereal character textures Squares Vs Squares ● Cereal character look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited Full :15 Second Spot MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke Mari Nuke Verizon Fios Quantum ● Look dev Granny ● Lit and composited Full :15 Second Spot CHRLX MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke Payday ● Peanut and caramel texturing Expose Yourself ● Peanut and caramel look dev ● CHRLX Sculpted wrapper displacement ● Wrote python script to easily add Arnold SSS Sets on peanut / caramel geo ● Lit and composited included shots MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke Mudbox Verizon Fios ● Various object texturing Transform ● Various object look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited CG in included shots MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Maya Photoshop Mental Ray Mental Ray Fusion Jarritos ● Shave And A Haircut R&D, groomed male hair and hat Bodega ● Balanced and graded backplates ● CHRLX Lit and composited CUs MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Mudbox V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Jarritos ● Shave And A Haircut R&D Pineapple ● Balanced and graded backplates ● CHRLX Lit and composited CUs MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Mudbox V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Jarritos ● Shave And A Haircut R&D Glassblowers ● Balanced and graded backplates ● CHRLX Surveyed and reconstructed miniature set ● Assisted in HDRI photography ● Prop texturing ● Prop look dev ● Lit and composited full :30 second spot MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Mudbox True Value ● Interior texturing Personality ● Interior look dev ● CHRLX Lit interiors and products, composited interior MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Photoshop V-Ray V-Ray Nuke Kerasal ● Glitter shoe texturing Talking Shoes ● Glitter shoe look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited included shoes MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke Mari J5 ● Modeled Short Circuit’s Johnny 5 head Workroom ● Texturing and look dev ● Personal Shot live-action plate and tracked it ● Shot and stitched HDRI ● Lit and composited MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Maya Boujou Maya Photoshop Mental Ray Mental Ray After Effects AVGN : The Movie ● Model / texture / look dev on space ship based on physical prop photography Spaceship ● Recovered unstable POV shot by tracking plate and creating CG camera move ● Cinemassacre Animated, lit and composited 4 shots MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Maya Maya PFTrack Maya UV Layout Photoshop V-Ray V-Ray Nuke ZBrush ZBrush Georgia Lottery ● Various prop textures Pinball Powerplay ● Various prop look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited included shots MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Maya Photoshop Mental Ray Mental Ray Fusion Musselman’s ● All textures Flying Saucer ● All look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited full 15 second spot MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop Arnold Arnold Nuke Mari Zales ● Composited included shots Various Promos CHRLX MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP Nuke Verizon Fios ● Trigger fish (left) texturing Fishtank ● Trigger fish (left) look dev ● CHRLX Lit and composited included shot MODEL RIG TRACK ANIMATE UV TEXTURE SHADE LIGHT COMP UV Layout Photoshop V-Ray V-Ray Nuke .
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