Tonight's Exhibition | Modeling/Texturing
In the short film "Tonight's Exhibition," a pharaoh passes away and wakes up as a mummy trapped in a private art collection. The second act takes place here, the archive room. As Environment and Prop Lead, my responsibilities included overseeing the environment team (16 members), ensuring production progressed on time and to a high standard, assembling the environment, conducting research on 18th centruy fruniture and egyptian artifiacts, modeling, and texturing. I was also partially responsible for developing a faceted, asymmetric modeling style and a painterly, graphic texturing style and process.
Scope: Environment team: 16 members; 60 weeks for entire film
Date of completion: June 2026
Final Environment | Partially responsible for modeling, texturing, and lighting
Final Environment | Partially responsible for modeling, texturing, and lighting
Shot from final film | Partially responsible for modeling, texturing, and lighting
Closeup of skull shelf | Responsible for lighting and skulls
Model and texture turnaround reel
Skull #1 | Responsible for all
Skull #2 | Responsible for all
Pharaoh Head sculpture | Responsible for all
Shabtis | Responsible for all
Flask (Left) | Responsible for all
Canopic Jar (Right) | Responsible for texture
Two earrings, two necklaces | Responsible for texture
Square cabinet, display case, polygonal cabinet | Responsible for all
Carnelian Scarab | Responsible for texture