Cinema-Flash Showdown

DESCRIPTION:

3D photo composites using a custom Flash drawing tool. Ayaka Ito and I created a workflow to bring drawings to life using photos and 3D.

ROLES:

Illustration, Photography
Flash Programming

El Último Guerrero

DESCRIPTION:

Intro sequence for a fake fantasy movie. It has a cutout-illustrative look that focused on the imagery and typography to illustrate the “Last Warrior”.

ROLES:

Illustration, Animation

"FlvR" Flex/AIR Application

DESCRIPTION:

Youtube desktop application developed in Adobe Flex.

ROLES:

Designer
Flex AS3 Programmer

SZ Live Broadcast

DESCRIPTION:

Transitions and animated graphics for the live hockey game broadcasts of RIT SportsZone.

ROLES:

Design, 3D, Animation
and live graphics

Newsiversse

DESCRIPTION:

For New Media Team Project, each of the designers spent 5 weeks designing different iterations, creating as many different visual solutions as we could.

ROLES:

Designer

Environmental Perspective

DESCRIPTION:

Digital photo composite poster finishing the sentence “Environment is...” My goal was to show how personal one's evironment is to them.

ROLES:

Photographer
Compositing and Layout

Float 3D

DESCRIPTION:

Rendering of a bottle in the ocean. Result of writing a tutorial on Cinema 4D where I explored animated displacement, wind movement, and expresso.

ROLES:

3D Modeling, Texturing, Lighting & Rendering

I am a New Media Designer

Welcome to the portfolio website of Randall E Church.

I am a 4th year New Media Design & Imaging student at RIT, focused on programming and designing clean and fun visual solutions. I love experimenting with AS3 and other programming languages to try to break the mold and creatively solve any problem without technical restrictions.

I am currently employed by RIT in the Educational Technology Center. I am the main designer and Flash programmer for the department, but I love to step in to animate, work with video or photography whenever possible. I will graduate in May 2010 and am always looking for opportunities to meet and work with creative professionals in the field.

I'd appreciate any feedback on my work, so please feel free to send me an email and let me know what you think!