Frank Stapleton Email & Phone Number

Spokane, WA, US

Seattle, Washington, US

My role on an eight member team at Chaos Theory Studios has been to design and build the render engine (with Unity) of a larger tool used by Universal Studios theme park designers.

San Jose, CA, US

I helped put together an in house VR (Quest2) simulation designed to demonstrate some of the new hardware and software they designed.

Hollywood, CA, US

Was the lead programmer for a small team developing a multi-player Unity VR video game.

San Clemente, California, US

XR medical software

Marina Del Rey, California, US

I programmed a VR immersive app to play footage of an Everest climb

Los Angeles, CA, US

A friend and client asked me to be the technical artist in a project for Ryot to play in the Cannes Lions Interactive Festival. I worked with some very talented sound engineers Tim Gedemer of Sound Source and Francois Lafleur. The task I had was to time the users blink in the VivePro headset to switch the stereo VR footage being played for the user in.

I built Aqua Rally in my spare time and released it on Steam Early Access. It's a multiplayer kart-style boat racing game. I would love to finish it, the sales unfortunately haven't been enough to work full time on the project.

Dynamite Fisherman is a game that I have been developing here and there for years. The premise of the game is exactly how it sounds, fishing with dynamite. I originally developed the game for Windows Phone, then converted it to VR. I'm sort of waiting for VR to catch on more before putting it on SteamVR.

Allen, Texas, US

US

Gibby Media Group contracted me to build a VR app for Northwest Boats, a boat manufacturer in WA State. You can realistically test drive different boats in VR with Vive or Occulus sets and change time of day as well as weather conditions.

I have worked on a number of projects for my friends at ProsperVR. They are an early VR startup based in Los Angeles that I have helped them turn their ideas turn into VR experiences.

I made an experimental VR speed reading mobile app for an artist in Australia. The app would play e-books and flash the words to the viewer very quickly in VR (Google Cardboard).

Richardson, Texas, US

I filled in teaching a Unity3D college course via Skype for a friend one year when they were recovering from an amputation surgery. It was a small class of maybe a dozen students, I had a good time with it and I think the class did to.

I made this VR mobile game (Google Cardboard) for a friend of mine to give to his then girlfriend as a gift. They had a zombie-tech band and the game was kind of centered around. It's basically a wave defense game with VR and normal versions. The AI for the zombies is a simple state machine, I got most of the artwork for the game from the asset store.