Adam Coe Email & Phone Number

• Lead Artist for Maverick Games test bid, FORZA Final Review Artist and integration expert
• Specializing in hard surface outsourcing, high-res, Nanite-ready vehicle assets, and LODS-5 vehicle assets
• UE5 implementation and documentation, FORZA implementation and documentation
• Authored final artist reviews, providing asset and engine implementation feedback at various stages of development

• 2D and 3D client works spans from animated promotional materials, to 2D illustrations and concept development, and rapid manufacturing prototyping
• Created promotional materials for launch events, such as ATL Falcons kit change, and US Disc Golf Championship
• Worked with overseas manufacturers to create combat ready tactical equipment, such as helmets and mounting systems
• Concept development, rapid 3D printing prototyping, E-commerce, Marketing

• Senior Hard Surface Artist for Weapons Team, responsible for 7 weapon assets from start to finish. Responsible for 6 vehicle assets. UE5 course dev for Art Department
• Streamlined and re-structured our pipeline for weapon and vehicle assets, cutting production time in half.
• Collaborated with Art Director and Principal Artist to create weapon and vehicle concepts that exceed our quality threshold and implement the Design Team’s new gameplay mechanics. This includes communication with.
• Responsible for leading weapons and vehicles from concept phase to finished, implemented game assets. This involved close communication with Producers and leads from downstream departments for iterative feedback and.
• Responsible for showcasing the Weapons Team work in company wide meetings
• Collaborated with Art Department Manager to build out a UE5 training course and documentation for the art department

• UE4 pipeline development, optimized workflows, managed sequences dedication, and oversaw onboarding, mentoring, and documentation for internal and outsourced teams.Film Credits: Scoob! Holiday Haunt, The Monkey King.
• Collaborated with Producers and Head of Technology to pioneer and implement a proprietary pipeline for UE4. A major role I played in this was working closely with art leads to identity necessary tools that could.
• Identified recurring bottlenecks and broken pipeline logic that prevented art departments from handing shots downstream. This includes bug and sequence delegation and oversight.
• Sequence management: Prior to a shot being handed downstream, it would run through my team to provide technical feedback and point out any concerns that are likely to break things such as CFX and VFX simulations.
• Lead onboarding, mentoring, and best practices for both UE4 and Linux pipelines and authored documentation for Art Department training and troubleshooting. This extended to outsourced artists.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• Pipeline integration, filled creative roles, provided technical analysis across sequences, and led onboarding and best practices for CG Department.Film Credits: Scoob!, Rumble, Back to the Outback, La Calesita
• Ingested PreVis content from head studio and adapted it to be compatible with our pipeline
• Filled creative roles as needed. This included everything from early layout to final lighting composites.
• Performed technical analysis across each sequence in production. This includes troubleshooting broken hero animation, crowds, and simulations, as well as providing provisional technical feedback to department leads to.
• Lead onboarding and best practices, authored documentation for Art Department training and troubleshooting

Greater Atlanta Area

At Warby, I manage system processing for the entirety of our SE District for orders being imported from our overseas labs. I also manage our consumables’ supplies budget for our store. Additionally, I collaborate with a team of creatives from other districts to purse new concepts for upcoming collections. This includes topic such as frame design and.

Asheville, North Carolina Area

Working in collaboration with the school’s Director of Technology and four of Apple’s Cupertino representatives, we developed a one week crash course for each summer to teach high school students the basics of creating various games, including AR, in Swift. This includes working closely with our coding team to discuss the possibilities we could pursue with.