Mhena-Yanis Handala

As part of my Master's degree in 3D, I participated in the creation of the animated short film L'Aventure. This project allowed me to explore several aspects of 3D production, particularly rigging, where I designed and optimized systems for fluid and expressive animation, as well as 3D animation, bringing characters to life and ensuring adherence to the narrative rhythm. I also contributed to rendering, working on lighting and visual consistency to achieve a polished and professional aesthetic. This experience offered me the opportunity to strengthen my technical skills while working collaboratively in conditions close to a real studio environment.

During my internship at 2D3D Animation, I worked as a 3D artist on various productions, contributing to the modeling and rigging of characters and set elements. I optimized rigs to ensure natural deformations that met animators' expectations. My role also involved adhering to the studio's technical and artistic constraints, while adapting to the existing pipeline. This experience allowed me to strengthen my skills in rigging, modeling, and teamwork within a professional production environment.

As part of my Bachelor's degree in 3D, I participated in the creation of the short film Da Jam Code. I contributed to several key stages of production, including 3D rigging, by creating suitable rigs to facilitate animation, 3D modeling, by designing and optimizing visual elements, and compositing, to assemble the different rendering passes and ensure optimal visual consistency. This project allowed me to strengthen my technical skills while consolidating my experience in teamwork and managing a complete pipeline.