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Projects

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Superman (2025)

James Gunn's Superman (2025) is the biggest project I have contributed to so far. As a postvis and previs artist, I worked on over 400 shots animating humans, creatures, robots, and effects for many of the pivotal sequences in the film. I learned many skills on this project that I still use today on new projects such as 3D animation, 3D camera tracking, compositing, and background plate stitching.

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Lilo & Stitch (2025)

Lilo & Stitch (2025) was the first film I worked on in my career. After being hired at Day For Nite as a visualization artist I was put on the team in a fast paced environment and learned as I went in a "trial by fire". With the help of the wonderful people and skilled artists at Day For Nite, I was able to contribute over 100 shots and versions of shots for the film that started my career.

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Moana (2026)

As a postvis artist on Moana (2026), I performed tasks such as set extensions, creature animation, effect animation, and compositing for The Rock's famous "You're Welcome" musical sequence. Being a part of the team that helped bring this iconic song to life is a moment I will always cherish.

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Jumanji: Open World (2026)

More info to come after the film releases!

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Heart of the Beast (2026)

More info to come after the film releases!

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The Last Frontier (2025)

This project was my first time working as a previs artist in the film industry. With my previous experience primarily in postvis, learning previs was a new adventure that helped to futher my skills as an animator in Maya. I contributed to episode 1 and 3 of The Last Frontier, completing tasks such as character animation, vehicle animation, and camera animation/cinematography.

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