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NINJA ROBOT – Animated Short Film
3D Generalist | Animator | Video Editor
This project was created as my graduation thesis at Vancouver Film School. I was responsible for the entire production pipeline, from concept to final delivery, including character modeling, digital sculpting, rigging, animation, environment assembly, lighting, cinematography, rendering, video editing, sound design, and final post-production. The project reflects my ability to manage a complete production workflow while maintaining artistic and technical quality throughout every stage.
Link to project:https://www.artstation.com/artwork/klZWmz
Link to Short Film: https://youtu.be/rY3YFQ2L6wU?si=zA22FkrsrYvRkV4b
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