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Project Design

Location:
Kennesaw, GA
Posted:
April 25, 2012

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Shawn Kinsey

VISUAL MEDIA SPECIALIST

Address: *** ******** ** ****** ** 30114-6614

Telefon: 678-***-****

Email: ******.*****@*****.***

Objective

Currently pursuing a challenging position in information/media visualization, fulfilling my

long-term goal to innovate and explore computational design and presentation techniques.

Summary of Qualifications

Proactive leader | Self-motivated | Contextual adaptation and team integration to problem solving |Strong desire to explore and implement innovative solutions | Enjoys diversified and varied tasks

Possessing a comprehension of the technical skills necessary to produce high-end media deliverables coupled with a creative perspective, and proven management of resources and time. skill set

3dsmax | Cinema4D | Sketchup | After Efects |Nuke | Combustion | Premiere | Final Cut |Photoshop | Illustrator | AutoCad | SolidWorks | Digital Project | Flash | Dreamweaver |

Professional Employment History

Founder | Owner

REALLUSION l.l.c.

VFX Firm

Started a world-leading visual effects, image processing, and interactive development firm. Responsible for marketing, creative content development, management of projects including budgetary and staffing constraints, and oversight of all projects to ultimate success for the

customer.

projects

WACHTER & ASSOCIATES

Engineers and Scheduling Consultants

Visual Technology Specialist | Media Designer

Jacobs

Visual Media Group

Developed, produced, and managed 2D, 3D, and interactive information presentation graphics

for Jacobs. Products were used both internally and externally to communicate design intent.

They often were utilized to visualize design impacts to concerned community organizations.

Route 36 Highlands Bridge project demanded high quality composite renderings to verify that

the new design did not interfere with the historical landmark: “Twin Lights” lighthouse vantages. Composite renderings and a virtually immersive animation were necessary to sway opponents to the New Jersey Department of Transportation’s proposal to replace a historical bridge.

Deliverables were also utilized to secure funding for high profile depicted projects.

Renderings, animation, and an interactive environment depicting the master plan for the

Fort Bliss U.S. Army base in El Paso, Texas were used to obtain funding from Capitol Hill.

Physically accurate computational engineering simulations were developed and utilized to

describe the procedural preparation, _ring trajectories, and recovery of the nation’s latest

Intercontinental Ballistic Missile vehicles at the U.S Air Force base in Cape Canaveral Florida.

The animation was crucial to helping Jacobs and its’ partner, Northrop Grumman, in describing the engineer’s proposed “waterless” testing facility and achieving funding for the project. The animation demonstrated the methodology of introducing simulated drag forces that occur from an underwater submarine launch via tension cables. For the first time, engineers also proposed to catch the projectile in a gravel pit vs. a pool of water, reducing maintenance and specialized dive staff. The animation was coupled with a custom supporting narrative.

Traffic simulations of the predicted behavior of motorists given alternative proposed routes were translated from proprietary traffic analysis software’s into photorealistic animations for community analysis of the benefits and/or consequence of different proposed scenarios. Public transportation projects, both heavy and light rail, were also visualized in conjunction with motor vehicle traffic to communicate to their respective communities the impact. Additionally, construction phasing animations communicated the time frame for completion of a project and proposed interferences.

Numerous other marketing materials were utilized to win projects for the company. An entire

master plan for a new city in Abu Dhabi of 50,000 plus was bid on and won through the use of a descriptive animation. The city was designed digitally and conveyed the proposed planning techniques to be utilized. projects

AbuDhabi International Airport

Ballistic Missile Launch Test Facility

Bangalore India Biotech Park

British Petroleum Cherry Point Washington

Center for Disease Control & Prevention

Chamberlain Bridge

Dallas Area Rapid Transit

Denver International Airport

Fort Bliss Army Base

Florida D.O.T.

Ft. Belvoir

Glaxo Smith Kline Data Center

Glaxo Smith Kline Laboratory

Internal Revenue Service

Kemaweyaat Chemical Industrial City

National Archives & Records Administration

New Jersey D.O.T. Rt. 36

N.S.A. Hawaii Regional Security Operations Center

N.S.A. CIC U.S. Army Military Intelligence Center - Wiesbaden

Jackson Barracks Louisiana National Guard

Japan Battle Command Training Center

Logan Airport Engineed Collapsible Concrete System

M.A.R.T.A. Clifton Corridor

Port of Miami Tunnel Project

Reno Historic Bridge Replacement

San Jose Airport

San Diego Airport

SR204 Overpass Savannah GA

Texas DOT NE Parkway

Texas DOT US290

Vandenberg Air Force Base

Intern Architect

Rosser International

Architecture and Engineering

Responsibilities included drafting and conceptual rendering in the design phase. Projects developed were focused towards entertainment and sporting venues. projects

CNN Center

University of Louisville Football Stadium

Auburn University Football Stadium

Research Assistant

Georgia Institute of Technology Imagine Lab

Interactive Media Architecture Group in Media

As an Undergraduate in a Graduate Research position, I contributed to the virtual model of the Georgia Institute of Technology's campus-both existing and proposed. I also modeled and textured existing blocks in the city of Atlanta for incorporation into an overall model of the city. The models were used then to generate animations and interactive media products for a future historical record of the city. projects

City of Atlanta Virtual Model

Georgia Tech Campus

Education

Atlanta, Georgia

Georgia Institute of Technology

Bachelors of Design in Architecture

Focused on the implementation of computational methods in the design of architecture. Studies were directed towards algorithmic architecture via parametric modeling techniques. Rendering, animation, and stereo lithographic models were explored to convey designs that could not be expressed through traditional techniques. Research culminated in developing designs from scale models to full scale installations via digital manufacturing utilizing CAD/CAM. studies

Computational Design

Parametric Modeling

CAD/CAM manufacturing methods

Animation & Rendering



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