The trailer for the game Prismatic, created for Vancouver Film School's Pitch and Play. I edited the footage and audio as well as created a scene that you can only see in the trailer (the shot of the three ships just floating in space before the trailer cuts to gameplay).

The development of this game took around five months to complete. Team SQRT started off as a ragtag bunch each contemplating going solo for the final project before being brought together. While development started off rough and slow due to trying to figure out the best workflow and direction for the project we managed to get everything together before the alpha phase where development accelerated. Our teachers let us know that we would be referenced as to why you never give up on a team so easily even with a rough start. In this project I acted as the project manager but I also did some programming for audio, wrote the dialogue, created the NPC dialogue timelines and the introduction cinematic. Adrianna, Brendan, Alvaro, Jade, Emmanuel, Jason, if any of you guys come across this I just want to say thank you. Thank you for making this amazing project alongside me. Here is the link to the game on the VFS arcade for those who want to play: http://community.vfs.com/arcade/game/prismatic/ Stay tuned for the web build of the game.

My term 3 level design assignment. Out of the three pipelines of programming, LD and art, I'd have to say level design was my favourite. It was this assignment I first started to come into my own as a level designer. I wanted to best showcase storytelling through the environment and get more into creating cinematics using the Unreal Engine. I do plan to go back and make edits as I do see how some textures are off and there are parts where the cinematics could be cleaned up. However, I am proud of the work I did do for this project. This video provides a walkthrough for the level as well as subtitles explaining some design details that I made along with other bits of trivia.