Throughout my career I've been able to work at many different studios that all have very unique pipelines for a variety of production needs. This wealth of knowledge and experience has helped me understand the pipeline and tools needed for any given assignment.

At Sony Imageworks I've built systems that have helped artists manage complex muscle and cloth rigging setups, like my work on the Lizard creature in "The Amazing Spiderman". I also completely rebuilt the pipeline for Spiderman's web workflow which helped make it more procedural and less of a time consuming process for future movies. While I spent most of my focus on bigger pipeline initiatives, I also helped in creating tools including a UI Library system that gave users the ability to share scripts with each other in an app store like environment, and even made a Freezit tool that allowed artists to lock down pops in their simulations easily.

At Walt Disney Animation Studios I've been heavily involved in developing pipelines and tools here as well. This includes building a multi-shot workflow that allows us to batch process several shots at once using an interface that gives users the ability to make low level changes that can be inherited across multiple elements. I also have set up wind rigs and created a post wind deformer that has been used in several of our films so far. I even recently was involved in converting our studio's pipeline to USD which was a very big undertaking but worth it in the long run. During my time here I've been very hands on in managing and maintaining our pipeline because it's something I really enjoy doing and hope to continue growing in in the future.