Samuel Jucht

I participated in the production of the game Tides of Tomorrow at DigixArt as a 3D animator during an end-of-studies internship. My work consisted of animating using motion capture animations as a base. All of this was done entirely within Unreal Engine 5 without using third-party software like Maya or Blender. Using Unreal's sequencer and control rig, I created numerous animations for various characters. Additionally, I worked with blueprint programming to resolve bugs the characters might encounter. This was all in a professional setting, working with highly experienced professionals.

Development of the game Myrmidon independently at Rubika Valenciennes. Winner of "Best Student Game" at the Pégases 2025. Available on Steam.

During the summer of 2024, I participated in the Myrmidon project alongside 11 other students. Originally a project rejected for final studies, we had the opportunity to develop it in 3 months during the internship period between our 4th and 5th years of study. We managed to organize ourselves like a real studio to deliver a complete experience.

During these 3 months, I served as a concept artist at the beginning of production, then as a storyboard artist and 3D animator. The majority of my work is represented through Myrmidon's cinematics. I storyboarded, animated, directed, and edited them using Blender, Unreal Engine 5, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

Development of the game Unseen, A Shadow in the Frame as part of the final project at Rubika Valenciennes. Unseen is an investigation and exploration game in a realistic style set on an island off the coast of Scotland. Visuals available on my Artstation page.