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Victoria Slaski
3D Art
3D Rendering
3D Rigging
Victoria Slaski is an East Coast based Animator/Story artist.
Biography
I’m a Story Artist/Animator from Reston, Virginia. I received my BFA in Computer Animation from Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida and currently work as a Postvis Artist at Technicolor MPC with hopes of transitioning into a career in Storyboarding.
Through storyboarding and animation, I strive to create worlds that are equal parts engaging and believable. A story is nothing without it's characters and work to add unique personality to each character I touch. The smallest shrug or pop of the hip can make even the scariest monster feel alive and real and maybe even a bit relatable. I've learned to find relatability in the outrageous and adventure in the mundane, finding humor and awe in juxtaposition.
Skills
Roles
- Intermediate
- Intermediate
- Intermediate
- Intermediate
- Intermediate
- Basic
Technical Skills
- Intermediate
- Intermediate
- Intermediate
Work Experience
2021 – Present day
Postvis Artist
Technicolor MPC (Moving Picture Company)
Showcased believable character physics in animated scenes.
Integrated live action footage with CG animation in After Effects.
Produced engaging and emotive compositions through lighting and camera.
2021 – 2021
Story Mentorship Program
Women in Animation
Engaged in seminars to analyze story principles in television and film.
Developed and pitched boards using learned story techniques.
Revised storyboards based on guidance from industry professionals.
2021 – 2021
Storyboard artist
Occlusion VFX
Developed proof of concept style tests based on specific client vision.
Boarded high-action, script-based fight sequences.
Enhanced tension through editing in Premiere Pro.
2021 – 2021
CG Generalist
Occlusion VFX
Successfully modeled, animated, and lit CG scenes for integration with live track footage under strict deadlines.
Education
2021
BFA
Ringling College of Art and Design
Computer Animation
Received a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Computer Animation from Ringling College of Art and Design. Studies culminated in the creation of a 2 minute long 3D animated thesis film, "For Heaven's Sake".