Ask The Storybots
"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Do Ears Hear?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"How Are Planets Made?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"Why Should I Recycle?"

"How Do Computers Work?"

"How Do Computers Work?"

"How Do Computers Work?"

"How Do Computers Work?"

"How Do Computers Work?"

"How Do Computers Work?"

Ask The Storybots

At StoryBots I was the Lighting/Lookdev Supervisor on Ask the StoryBots on Netflix (Seasons 2 and 3). Apart from setting an example in terms of workload and quality with hands-on lighting of shots, I oversaw the team, reviewing all content before it made it to the director. I solved CG problems that my team (or other CG teams) had, and I worked to maintain our CG pipeline and keep it running smoothly and improving in features. I lookdeved new assets, created master light rigs and template files, and cast team members to shots and tasks. I worked with production to keep the budgets and schedules working well, and to avoid any hiccups or bottlenecks.

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