Rebekah Moore Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

I create bespoke, accurate biomedical 2D or 3D animations and illustrations based on current academic research and gross anatomy using industry-standard tools such as C4D and Redshift, Maya, Z Brush, Unreal Engine, Blender, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Illustrator, and more.I provide an all-inclusive service, dependent on your needs, such as research, scriptwriting, storyboarding, illustration, animation, compositing, and video editing your project.

Seattle, Washington, United States

- I develop educational and noneducational videogames using Unreal Engine 5- I manage a small team of developers, academic consultants, and data scientists to produce high-quality games- I develop gameplay mechanics, quest systems, and the framework for data collection used by instructors to monitor student progress and learning outcomes using Unreal Engine- I develop in-game assets such as character models and environmental props using Z Brush, Blender, C4D, Maya, and Unreal Engine- Currently, three games are in development: (1) a lab simulator remaster of a game published for the University of Washington Biology Department, (2) a anatomy dissection lab game, and (3) a dermatology simulator.

Seattle, Washington, United States

- I teach science communication through video storytelling (BIOL305) to biology majors at the University of Washington alongside Dr. Dee Boersma during Spring Quarter. Class is held two times a week.- I develop the syllabus and learning outcomes from the quarter based on class experience level- I teach students how to use recommended video editing and composting software, while they produce three projects throughout the quarter. Students have the opportunity to use footage taken during Dr. Dee Boersma’s research studying Penguins in the field, as well as their own footage.- I introduce emerging technologies, such as remote production using Unreal Engine - I teach students about copyright law, and we have discussions on the ethical and non-ethical use of AI technology - I assist Dr. Dee Beorsma on guided field trips to the Burke Museum where students have the opportunity to view specimens up-close and discuss their Scicom project ideas with museum staff- I teach students how to conduct themselves professionally, discuss what types of jobs are available in science communication, and provide one-on-one mentorship on request

Seattle, Washington, United States

I conducted research at the University of Washington regarding lab simulators in the biology department. Research data was collected from gameplay as well as survey data.

- I created bespoke biomedical illustrations and animations for Catalyst's digital learning platform using Adobe Illustrator, C4D, Z Brush, Redshift, and Adobe After Effects.- I created a style guide to standardize the color pallets and materials used for 3D assets- I researched and gather references for projects as needed to produce accurate biomedical illustrations and animations- I educated the team on 3D animation industry pipelines- I provided insight as a new UW physiology graduate, where appropriate, for projects directed toward a college-level audience

Seattle, Washington, United States

- I designed and created a lab simulator using Unreal Engine 5, Z Brush, C4D, Blender and Maya for the Biology Department at the University of Washington.- I designed the levels, quests, data collection framework, and all the assets used in-game

- I created science and medical illustrations and animations using Adobe Illustrator, Adobe photoshop, Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Premiere for a YouTube channel- I met tight deadlines to produce creative content to maintain viewership