Visual Effects Mad Scientist - Creator of the Impossible
VFX/CG/Comp Supervisor, Technical Director and Pipeline Developer specializing in Characters and Creatures for Film, Animation and Episodic Television. Experience includes Show Supervision, Character Rigging, Animation and Tool Development.
A true Generalist: I have worked in nearly every aspect of production from Modeling, Texturing, Rigging and Animation to Crowd Simulations, Dynamics and Cloth Simulations, Hair, Fur and Muscle Systems, Toon Shading and Compositing. My diverse experience has included work for full CG animation, photo-realistic, stylized and toon shaded productions, as well as live and pre-recorded motion capture for films, games, and VR experiences. I have also worked on photo-real CG VFX for both film, episodic TV, and commercials.
At six, a shoebox tape recorder was my portal to magic, inspiring a lifelong love for recording. Piano lessons came next, a gift from my musical mom. Drums beckoned at nine, a legacy from my dad, while a pawn shop guitar unlocked a hidden talent at fifteen. The obsession grew, fueled by makeshift boom-box overdubs and high school bands like "Eight Minutes to Earth" and "The End of Day Marbles." Phoenix saw my studio dream realized as Trampled Fruit Records, before LA beckoned with its own musical adventures.
Today, I'm proud to share my latest and greatest music with the album "Quarantunes."
I'll jam in a garage, a dive bar, or a penthouse suite - as long as there's music, I'm home. Check out my tunes and stay tuned for more!
From recording radio-style stories in a shoebox tape recorder to crafting full-length novels, storytelling has always been my passion. "Flight," my first novel written at 13, led to a lifelong journey of writing thrillers, comedies, and elaborate adventures.
Currently, I'm excited to announce my upcoming release, "Ashling," slated for later this year, a meticulously crafted tale that's been years in the making. Additionally, I'm deep in pre-production for my next novel, codenamed "Wish." Beyond novels, I'm collaborating on seven television and animation series projects, alongside a slate of short stories. Stay tuned for more captivating tales from my pen!
Since the early '80s, when I was just eight, I've been hooked on coding. From those days typing code into a big brick of a computer for my dad, I've evolved into a coding wizard. Whether it's developing robust pipelines for studios like Aaron Sims Creative or whipping up handy artist tools for Maya, Max, and Nuke, I thrive on problem-solving with lines of code.
With a knack for rigging, dynamics, and database programming, I've tackled everything from ASP to Python, making computers my playground. And let's face it, in this digital age, knowing the language of our computer overlords is essential. Let me put my coding prowess to work for you and solve your tech challenges with style.
Television Series Visual Effects
Novel
Song and Music Video
Television Series Visual Effects
Song and Music Video
Song and Music Video
It's pretty obvious when you look at Adam's work that he has invested much of his time into his craft! His artistic skill at modeling, and the attention to detail he puts into animation is evident in the final product. In this business you get what you pay for. Adam's work might come with a high price tag, but when you let Adam work his magic you w
Timothy Allen
Adam came to the rescue on our production and quickly built a Previs & Layout Department that turned out a lot of solid work with limited time, resources and a lot of junior artists - all with a mature, can-do attitude. As an artist, he is an extremely knowledgeable and practical Sr Maya Generalist that could dive into almost any problem and come u
Rick SanderAdam is an extremely talented person. He has a gift with technology and a creative enthusiasm he displays in his everyday life. I have worked closely with Adam and would highly recommend him for any VFX project big or small, Adam is not afraid to tackle it.
Tracey ShrierAs we built our Redd Blooey Greene character, it occurred to me that I could “easily” make a servo powered control system for things like the eyes, brows, and eyelids for these characters. It turns out, I wasn’t right or wrong. Yes, I can indeed make servo control systems for these guys that borderlines on […]
We’ve gotten started on building out the first puppet for one of the short series we’ve been writing, and have we got plans for him. This prototype puppet is going to end up with a few siblings that are going to match him. Since he’s destined for a certain amount of near destruction, we’ll need […]
I’ve got a few more paintings done for the Dioramas for my “Gone Girl” music video. The elements in these paintings are intended to be placed on cards and moved around once I get the sets built. The most distant background portions or the paintings are designed with a small amount of perspective so that […]