Unreal Tournament: Xan - Misc Shots
Created entirely in Unreal Engine 5.3, the episode features real-time workflows spanning rigging, layout, animation, and FX. Rendering was achieved using Lumen, with ray-traced shadows and reflections wherever available.
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Here are some of the miscellaneous shots I worked on outside of the major sequences. As usual, I handled look dev, final lighting, and comp, with some additional set dressing and effects work here and there.
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This project was a true labor of love, made possible by the insanely talented art badasses at Blur. You guys inspired me every day, pushed me to be better at my craft, and made this madness possible!
https://www.artstation.com/jbcambier
https://www.artstation.com/m0j0
https://www.artstation.com/damscool
https://www.artstation.com/allachernova
If you haven’t already, go watch Secret Level on Amazon! The show is a love letter to video games, and I couldn’t be more proud of how it turned out.
Lighting, set dressing, oil leak decals, and compositing. Rendered in UE5.3
This shot was a collaboration with Jean Baptiste Cambier and Damien Peinoit. My focus was on adding and balancing the green light on the Game Master's face.
Lighting, set dressing, and compositing. Rendered in UE5.3
Lighting, set dressing, and compositing. Rendered in UE5.3
Lighting, set dressing, and compositing. Rendered in UE5.3
Lighting, set dressing, and compositing. Rendered in UE5.3
Lighting, set dressing, and compositing. Rendered in UE5.3
Lighting, set dressing, and compositing. Rendered in UE5.3