Provided superb production support to the visual development department for this unannounced, animated feature film. Collaborated well with freelance and studio artists to ensure assignments were clear and delivered on-time. Maintained scheduling, and resolved goal conflicts. Recorded notes with great attention to accuracy for all visual development meetings. Managed assets on the studio server and tracking software, maintaining proper hierarchy and naming nomenclature. Created character lineups, for character design cohesion. Created a studio wide template for artists, with the tracking properties and logo for all assets. Assisted with design when needed.

Focused on hard surface modeling through these vintage camera props, while keeping the polygon count low. I produced an accurate translation of the design reference with each, and chose a cohesive color palette that worked both individually and within the set.

I created the bold look, clean layout, and engaging features for R2 Media's website. This advertising agency handles a large volume of automotive clients in San Diego, the Inland Empire, and Greater Los Angeles area. Developed the site content and graphics by coordinating with R2 Media's copywriter and graphic artist. My eye-catching icons popped, while my animation guided the eye through the content.

Organized storyboard breakdowns, by scouring the design database for new character, prop, and background references. Prepared storyboards for new episodes by scanning, copying, numbering, and stamping each. Archived original SpongeBob background paintings for preservation, maintaining organizational accuracy. Enjoyed every second as I successfully completed this internship.