K-Pop is known for its visually stunning music videos, which often feature cutting-edge effects and intricate animations. These videos are a canvas for creativity, allowing artists to experiment with various techniques and styles. K-pop’s wide variety of genres is a testament to its versatility and adaptability. This diversity allows it to cater to a broad range of musical tastes, making it appealing to a global audience. Moreover, the blend of different genres within a single K-pop song or album keeps the music fresh and unpredictable. The fast-paced evolution of the genre keeps the field exciting, as artists continually push the boundaries of what’s possible in music video production. Check out the AI Stable Diffusion Showcase…

I was the Lead 3D Artist in charge of handling the entire New York City 3D mesh. I supervised the master scene assembly, production pipeline optimization, and worked with a wide range of artists to coordinate and deliver visually stunning shots for the feature film Premium Rush. Check out the New York City VFX Montage Here.

Bethesda Game Studios is getting ready to launch one of the most highly anticipated games of 2011, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The trailer we created at Logan does a wonderful job instilling fear and anticipation for Skyrim’s worldwide release on November 11th, 2011. If you’re not familiar with The Elder Scroll’s signature non-linear, open world approach to RPGs, you may be slightly overwhelmed by the immense level of detail given to every aspect of the game, the deep character development, and most importantly: Dragons. (and you thought they had it bad at Jurassic Park.) Check out The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Live Action Trailer Here!

Ken Block is a pro racer with the Monster World Rally Team. When Ken isn’t sleeping, he can almost always be found going sideways. On dirt, pavement, on a dock, up walls, underground, on a boat, you name it. Gymkhana 4 combines Hollywood antics with some good old fashion hooning. It was a blast working with Ben Conrad + Ken and Co. on a video that proves a bunch of Hollywood VFX nerds can still have fun at work. Check out Gymkhana 4 – The Hollywood Megamercial!

Lexus can now precisely test the most unpredictable variable in a car: The driver. When you pursue perfection, you don’t just engineer the world’s most advanced driving simulator… You engineer amazing. Our VFX team at Logan created a vibrant nighttime city environment for the Lexus driving simulator complete with 360 panoramic renders. Check it out!

I’m still in the process of getting everything online for the new site, but I’ve posted the latest work I’ve been doing at Logan. Check out the Zombieland breakdowns from the vfx shot we did for the film. The movie itself was amazingly funny and entertaining. If you haven’t already, I suggest you go check it out. Best. Cameo. Ever.