AUGMENTED REALITY

This is a collection of immersive real-time graphics I’ve created using both Viz artist and Unreal Engine. The Viz artist graphics are built through a Cinema4D baking pipeline I developed using python, which gets fast high quality results for any real-time application. The Unreal Engine AR uses standard virtual production workflows and bespoke tools that I’ve created.

  • An Unreal Engine set extension inspired by Montmartre, for the TVNZ coverage of the Paris Paralympics.

    Credit
    Brendon Bennett - Vidwall
    Nick Henderson - Cat asset/animations
    Hitesh Chheda - Prop models

  • A short collection of AR graphics created for political analysis, weather forecasting, bespoke stories or just visual set enhancement.

  • I built an app driven templated political poll graphic in Unreal Engine, based on my 2023 election night graphic design. To add more dynamism I used my script for virtual camera transitions, going full-frame on party seat numbers and preferred prime minister data.

    Credit
    Dylan Gibson - Chamber model

  • A personal project I did in 2021, designing and building a fully functional virtual set. Made in Viz Artist 4 to test the fusion render pipeline with my own baking pipeline.

  • This is a Unreal Engine 5 screenshot of an environment I built for Australian focused flooding explainers. I designed the composition around the physical studio, with the grey box on the right being the video wall cutout. Inspired by a few Australian small towns, the environment was designed, modelled and built by myself with the support of a few Megascans.

  • I designed and built the AR and videowall graphics for the uniquely New Zealand performance show that celebrates Matariki. Filmed at 16:9 for TVNZ+ and streamed live at 9:16 for Tiktok.

  • A bold virtual set extension for a standup comedy show to make the studio look vast. I baked the initials of each comedian from a certain angle that could be easily reached by the jib, once the jib swings somewhere else the type transforms into abstract geometric shapes.

    Credit
    Videowall Design - Nick Henderson

  • Not a question, that’s the actual name of the show! Animated and rendered through Viz Artist.