Ken Geary

I was recently let go from my Rigging/Animation Generalist position at OssoVR and now searching for my next new adventure for any company looking for a passinate techincal/creative who’s constantly re-inventing himself. I’ve delved into interactive multimedia, such as authoring and setting up hardware for interacive touch displays to VFX …

Fun facts: Emily is in a class of 69 students out of 2,200 applicants to the PA graduate program Emily was voted most likely to lose her stethoscope Drexel University has a Geary auditorium in the Health Sciences building

3D animation created in Maya and rendered in Redshift3D

Experiment with Maya Bifrost Graph / Fibers with connections to the Redshift Render Engine. Tutorial to follow if enough requests…

Getting back to some practice runs with Maya and Redshift3D. This was inspired by recent tv spots. I used alembic cache to better control the splash and allowed me to stop the sim at any time to create a “frozen in time” effect.

A sampling of opening acts and productions from live events for Honeywell. The CONNECT programs were customer events with audience sizes up to 900. I collaborated with various AV companies and Meeting Planners over the years, each year trying to outdo the previous!

The Maya Bifrost Graph is very powerful but also very new. Most of the rendering information online is tied to the Arnold renderer. I use Redshift 3D as my render engine of choice and you need to jump through some hoops to get an output that can be rendered in …