Vanessa Blair Email & Phone Number

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, Canada Area

Vancouver, Canada Area

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

San Rafael, Ca

As a cinematic artist, I setup the characters and cameras in a scene. I create cutscenes and interactive dialogues. I create the final performance on all characters from a library of animations. I'm also responsible for the dialogue timing and overall pacing of the scene. I work closely with all departments in order to achieve the director's vision of what the game should look and feel like.I've worked on Telltale's award winning games The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us. Currently I'm… Show more As a cinematic artist, I setup the characters and cameras in a scene. I create cutscenes and interactive dialogues. I create the final performance on all characters from a library of animations. I'm also responsible for the dialogue timing and overall pacing of the scene. I work closely with all departments in order to achieve the director's vision of what the game should look and feel like.I've worked on Telltale's award winning games The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us. Currently I'm working on Game of Thrones. Show less

Nicasio, Ca

I work with a team of talented artists to set up cameras and character placement in a 3D environment for the as of yet unaired TV show "Star Wars Detours." We work with the directors, without the use of storyboards, to create their vision. Along with camera animation, we regularly place key poses and facial animations on characters so the overseas animators have an idea of what the directors are looking for. Episodes are almost always overlapping one another, so we are constantly having to… Show more I work with a team of talented artists to set up cameras and character placement in a 3D environment for the as of yet unaired TV show "Star Wars Detours." We work with the directors, without the use of storyboards, to create their vision. Along with camera animation, we regularly place key poses and facial animations on characters so the overseas animators have an idea of what the directors are looking for. Episodes are almost always overlapping one another, so we are constantly having to juggle various episodes with different due dates at the same time.We work with proprietary software on Linux. Show less

San Clemente, Ca

Myself and a team of talented artists set up cameras and characters in Maya for the Nickelodeon show "Planet Sheen." We used storyboards as a basis, and regularly had meetings with the director to correct and finalize the episodes before it went overseas. We added key poses to the characters to further illustrate what the director wanted in the animation.We worked with Maya on Windows.