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Ahsoka Previs Reel
Collection of previsualization work for the Star Wars series, Ahsoka, while working at The Third Floor. Operated in a hybrid pipeline using Maya and Unreal Engine.
Predator: Killer of Killers Previs Reel
Worked fully in Unreal Engine for previs on this animated feature.
Motion Capture Research Project
I had the opportunity to be a Student Researcher for Georgia State University’s Immersive Media Computing Research Experience for Undergraduates. The college has a 4Dviews volumetric motion capture stage that records mesh data, but they needed a way to obtain joint rotational information from it. To tackle this problem I developed a Blender add-on using Python to locate joints and extract an articulated skeleton from the recordings.
Add-on available here: https://github.com/CameronDetig/Volumetric-Motion-Capture-Biomechanic-Analysis-Tool
Published Paper: https://par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/10423954
Personal Works Previs / Layout Reel
Personal Works Animation Reel
WebGL 3D Model Viewer
Browser-based model viewer written using WebGL and JavaScript.
Array Tool for Maya
Python tool to create arrays of objects in Maya, similar to the array modifier in Blender.
Script available here: https://gist.github.com/CameronDetig/67ed8fd018c3f492f3d052760ad85342
Unreal Engine Control Rigs of vehicles for “Rover Chase” short.
(Vehicles assembled from kit-bashed assets)
3D Modeling / Texturing
Collection of various 3D works showcasing modeling, texturing, lighting and rigging. Maya, Blender, Substance Painter, RenderMan, Cycles.
VASC Sea Turtle VR Project
During my undergraduate degree I worked as part of UNC Wilmington’s Virtual Access to STEM Careers team funded by the National Science Foundation. Created an educational virtual reality experience deployed in classrooms to teach elementary schoolers about sea turtles and their preservation. Utilized C# and the SteamVR API in Unity for development.
Below is a demonstration of one of the lessons in which the user gets to take measurements of a sea turtle’s fins and shell.
Featured on WWAY News: www.wwaytv3.com/uncw-students-teach-kids-about-sea-turtles-using-virtual-reality-lessons/
Cameron Detig 