Service Overview
I create 3D effects and simulations that add physical presence, motion, and spatial logic to visual worlds. This work spans cinematic, real-time, and hybrid production environments, supporting scenes that require depth, energy, and believable interaction with space.
These effects are designed as integrated systems — responding to camera, lighting, environment, and timing — rather than as standalone visual flourishes.
Simulation and Procedural Effects
I develop simulation-driven effects that introduce physical behavior and emergent motion into scenes, including:
• Particle systems and procedural motion • Smoke, fog, dust, fire, and atmospheric effects • Physics-driven interactions and secondary motion • Procedural systems for repeatable or scalable effects
These systems are designed to behave consistently under production constraints, allowing effects to be iterated, extended, or reused without structural breakdown.
Cinematic 3D Effects
For cinematic and rendered workflows, I produce 3D effects that enhance composition, mood, and narrative impact. This includes effects designed for close camera interaction, dramatic lighting conditions, and controlled timing.
The work emphasizes spatial coherence and visual logic so that effects feel grounded in the scene rather than layered on top of it.
Real-Time and Interactive Effects
I also develop 3D effects for real-time environments, including games and interactive systems. These effects are optimized for performance while maintaining visual clarity and responsiveness.
This includes real-time particle systems, shader-driven effects, and lightweight simulations designed to react to player input, system state, or environmental conditions.
Hybrid Pipelines
Many productions require effects that move between real-time previews, offline rendering, and post-production workflows. I work comfortably across hybrid pipelines that combine simulation, rendering, and compositing to achieve the desired result.
This flexibility allows effects to be adapted to the technical and creative needs of the project rather than forcing the project to conform to a single toolchain.
Applications
3D effects and simulation are applied across entertainment productions, cinematic sequences, interactive experiences, visualization systems, and experimental visual work.
The goal is always to enhance the believability, energy, and presence of a scene through effects that are structurally sound, visually integrated, and appropriate to the medium.
