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Nike Georgetown In-Store Display

Created in-store video display for Nike Georgetown. Worked collaboratively to develop creative approach, schedule and budget. Overcame technical constraints to quickly create a programmable 3D virtual “flip board” tool offering realism and flexibility beyond the conventional 2D motion graphics pipeline. Quickly iterated 7 versions of flip board behavior to offer a wide range of choices.

Disney California The Little Mermaid

Ariel's Undersea Adventure Disney ride. Worked from Imagineering blueprints to visualize drama and excitement of “Ariel’s Undersea Adventure” ride modeled after the popular Disney films. Presentation successfully secured internal buy-in and ride was subsequently constructed and installed at Disneyland California.

Disneyland Sleeping Beauty, through the gate and to the left

Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough

Virtual recreation of original 1957 exhibit inside iconic centerpiece attraction. Managed historical research to accurately model stagecraft and technical construction methods of castle interior. Resulting animation used to guide massive capital improvement project resulting in 2008 reopening of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Superior quality of visualization allowed it to be incorporated into reopened exhibit; animation now plays at first floor entrance to serve as introduction to exhibit and for benefit of handicapped visitors who can’t climb stairs for complete tour.

Burj Khalifa

Construction Time Lapse of the Burj Khalifa, later known as Burj Dubai

Ghost Bar | Dalí & Drinks

Xian Residential Tower

Rich, immersive design and presentation of luxury lobby and master suite for residential tower in Xian, China. Project had distinction of being priciest residential construction proposed to date in China. Sophisticated interior details–architectural elements, lighting, finishes, furnishings and environmental conditions–all based on principles of Wu Xing, the five elements of wood, metal, earth, fire and water. Resulting emotive and highly realistic presentation effectively communicated intent and proposal was awarded. That success has resulted in ongoing collaborations with client.