Games

Sporshmallow

With CMU's Game Creation Society. A Smash-like, sports-centric, fighting minigame for the Carnegie Mellon University Game Creation Society's cabinet. While I was involved with all aspects of the game, I was primarily responsible for animating the art and programming attack and defense mechanics. This was a fun collaboration and a good introduction to making video games.

Animation/Video Editing

Burnt Sugar (2022)

A retelling of classic fairytale Hansel and Gretel using stock images. Created using Adobe After Effects for (Im)Possible Worlds: 2D Animation, Motion Graphics and Visual Effects.

PIE (2022)

An explainer video for the Principle of Inclusion-Exclusion in mathematics. Created using Adobe After Effects for (Im)Possible Worlds: 2D Animation, Motion Graphics and Visual Effects.

School of Computer Science (2022)

An exploration of some of the notable historical events and inventions of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science. Created using Adobe After Effects and Autodesk Maya for (Im)Possible Worlds: 2D Animation, Motion Graphics and Visual Effects.

After the Door Closes (2020)

A chair puts a book away in a bookshelf. Created using Autodesk Maya. For Introduction to 3D Animation, with attention to rigging, animation, and some sound design.

For AP Literature and Composition. In this video adaptation of an excerpt from Kamau Brathwaite’s Letter Sycorax, I used an internet chatroom and a proliferation of mosaic images taken from anime to visually depict Caliban’s spirit journey in a way that illustrates the depth of his emotions and resolve to develop a definitive voice. (See original post here)

Pixel (2016)

Pixel, the Stanford OHS mascot, doing a backflip. Created using Autodesk Maya. This project was my introduction to animation, with attention to bending of the legs and arms as well as the physical mechanics of the jump itself.

Programming

Dravet Shirt

A biometric shirt that uses LEDs to indicate temperature and physical activity level for a Dravet patient in real time. Currently, we have designed and fabricated working prototypes using Arduino, Adafruit, and Particle IoT boards and are testing a feature that writes the recorded temperature/activity information to a ThingSpeak channel.

Interactive Visualizations

For Saving Humanity with Computational Models. Interactive visualization projects, including a COVID-19 graph page that uses published CDC data. Also collaborated on a visualization of solutions to the 8 Queens problem.

Effects and Transitions

2D video transitions and effects created in Java for use in my anime music videos (AMVs). Programming my own transitions allowed me to better tailor the video to my specific needs and gave me new insights into video editing and image processing. (GitHub)