JM Belloncik

Built environment pipelines, systems, shaders, optimization workflows, and automation tools for Tyr, a multiplayer tank shooter. Set up vehicle rigging and animation pipeline in Maya/Unreal and developed a procedural tank track system.

Led and streamlined the character-art pipeline; built audits for textures, materials, UVs, triangle counts, bones, LODs, and animation-sharing setups. Created editor preview tools and vertex-animation optimization workflows.

Established Python/PySide automation frameworks and artist tools for loadout generation, spreadsheet-driven data updates, VFX controls, screenshot studios, and content validation. Built remote Maya-to-Unreal animation export/import workflows and Control Rig/FBIK ground-collision systems.

Created the destruction authoring and visualization pipeline applied to 700+ buildings across eight civilizations. Built Python-driven simulation workflows and user-friendly PyQt/PySide content tools.

Managed the Autodesk Games Solutions Learning Channel and created production-focused content for Stingray, Maya, and 3ds Max. Developed node-based gameplay examples, tutorial-production standards, and technical-art workflow guidance.

Led essential-skills training projects, established tutorial-production protocols, and produced technical learning content across modeling, animation, rendering, deformation, cloth, and simulation.

Built web3D asset pipelines, 2D/3D navigation systems, and real-time database-fed interactive applications.

Designed web3D chemistry mini-games and node-based interaction systems for an award-winning e-learning site.

Created interactive web3D experiences and supported data interoperability between AXEL, PHP, ActionScript, and Lingo.

Completed an AEC in Multimedia Programming at Descartes Institute from 2000 to 2001.

Completed an AEC in Multimedia Design at Demers Institute from 1999 to 2000.

Completed a Science Program at Andre-Grasset College from 1997 to 1999.