Elizabeth A.

PHOTOREALISTIC 3D PRODUCT ANIMATION AND CGI RENDERING, BUILT FROM YOUR CAD DATA. I turn SolidWorks, CATIA, STEP, and IGES files into photorealistic 3D product animation, product rendering, and CGI product video for brands launching consumer electronics, industrial hardware, and medical devices. If your product isn't manufactured yet, or photography can't show what's happening inside it, this is what replaces the photoshoot. Over the last two years, I've built launch films, exploded view assembly animations, mechanism of action videos, and ecommerce product visualization for teams who needed marketing ready visuals before tooling was finished. WHAT I DELIVER - 3D PRODUCT ANIMATION: 15 to 60 second hero films, feature reveal sequences, transparent and X ray shots, and looping product visualization for web, paid social, and trade show. - PHOTOREALISTIC PRODUCT RENDERING: studio lighting, marketing stills, packaging visualization, colorway and material variants, lifestyle scene composites, and Amazon A+ listing imagery. - CAD TO CGI CONVERSION: clean retopology and shading of native CAD geometry (SolidWorks, CATIA, Fusion 360, STEP, IGES, Parasolid) into render ready assets that hold real world tolerances. - EXPLODED VIEW AND ASSEMBLY ANIMATION: technical animation for assembly instructions, service documentation, patent illustration, and engineering communication. - MECHANISM OF ACTION AND MEDICAL DEVICE ANIMATION: surgical device visualization, drug delivery mechanisms, anatomical cutaways, and patient education video. - ARCHITECTURAL AND INTERIOR VISUALIZATION: virtual staging, renovation previews, and furniture product visualization for real estate and interiors. INDUSTRIES I WORK WITH: Consumer electronics and wearables. Industrial machinery and automation. Medical devices and healthcare. Consumer packaged goods and packaging. Automotive components and aftermarket parts. Real estate and interior design. Defense and communications hardware. SOFTWARE AND TECHNICAL STACK: Blender, Cinema 4D, KeyShot, Autodesk Maya, 3ds Max, SolidWorks Visualize, CATIA, Fusion 360, Substance 3D Painter, Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Unreal Engine, V Ray, Cycles, Redshift. DELIVERY FORMATS: 4K ProRes, H.264, transparent background WebM, PNG sequences, glTF and USDZ for AR and web embedded 3D, and layered PSD for design teams. HOW THE PROJECT RUNS 1. BRIEF AND FEASIBILITY: You send CAD files or reference photography plus a short brief. I tell you within 24 hours whether the shot is achievable, what it costs, and how long it takes. 2. STYLEFRAME FIRST: You approve lighting, materials, and camera language on a still before a single frame is animated. No surprises at the render stage. 3. MOTION APPROVAL: An animatic or blocking pass so you sign off on timing and camera moves before final rendering begins. 4. FIRST CUT AND REVISIONS: You get the first full cut, then two rounds of revision included. 5. FINAL HANDOFF: Delivery in every format and aspect ratio your channels need, plus the source project file on request. CERTIFICATIONS: SolidWorks Certified Associate (CSWA) and Certified Professional (CSWP). CATIA certified. Autodesk Certified Professional. Adobe Substance 3D texturing certified. These matter because most 3D artists can't open your engineering files. I work from the same data your product team does, which means the render matches the part, not an approximation of it. WHY CLIENTS KEEP ME ON RETAINER THE CAD IS RESPECTED: Wall thicknesses, fillets, parting lines, and fastener placement survive the conversion, so your engineers sign off instead of sending it back. MATERIALS LOOK MANUFACTURED: Anodized aluminum, injection molded polymer, brushed steel, medical-grade silicone, and coated glass are built from measured references, not stock presets. ONE ASSET SET, EVERY CHANNEL: I deliver the film cut, the square and vertical crops, the stills, and the transparent background versions in a single handoff. LET'S SCOPE IT Send me a CAD file, a product photo, or even a napkin sketch with a note about where the video will run. I'll come back with a direct answer on feasibility, timeline, and a fixed price. If it's not a fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.