Projects

In House Projects

In this first episode is a mystical immersive experience that this relaxing, mesmerizing, and an exciting underwater experience. Bring back the fairies, unlock the hidden gate through an ancient artifact and explore one of the best VR environments available today.

How Things Work VR is a Virtual Reality based line of Consumer Apps that Entertain, Inform and Appeal to People's Insatiable Curiosities about a Wide Range of Topics. To be Released Starting in 2019!

Client Projects

An interactive mobile VR training environment for Salesforce Trailhead initiative, which brought 3D adventure and Salesforce training materials together into an engaging training tool.
Created the first ever real-time SalesForce cloud visualization tool for navigating and manipulating data using gesture control (your real hands).
Created all the visual effects for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Harbinger, while also working with Autodesk to develop the tools now widely used by visual effects persons around the world.
Created and rendered views of a complex environment for IDT to showcase their latest real-time chip technology.
Created 22 min. promotional piece for Intel, used to educate people about enterprise networking products through an entertaining storyline. This title won the Gold Envision Award from New Media Magazine.

Winner of

Gold Invision Award!
Created the first animation to visualize the book How Computers Work. This later became an accompaniment to the book and a best selling product for Ziff Davis Publishing.
A mobile VR game created for Google Cardboard and supporting VicoVR body-tracking technology, the players interact with the game using their body as the controller.

Coming Soon
Created the game and all its assets, which included mobile VR and desktop VR versions. Later this became a cloud-based educational title for use in classrooms, and a technology demonstrator.
Created graphics for a Canadian based firm, demonstrating the use of a unique toothbrush. These graphics were used in international broadcast television commercials still seen to this day.