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-century furniture and Egyptian artifacts, 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