During this past summer at Texas A&M, I was enrolled in a 10 Week  course/ industry experience program called Summer Industry Course (VIZA 627: Design Communication 3). For this course, us student were divided into teams, for which each team had to create their own short film. The name of my group's film is Cardboard Camelot. The following images are renders from the assets we used in the film. My team and I used Unreal Engine 5 as the viewport for sequencing shots. The many of castle-world assets, such as the Castle building, mountains, and trees are derived from the Unreal Engine Marketplace. A cardboard texture is placed on the castle building assets to bring the cardboard castle to life. Assets, such as the throne, were handcrafted, and scan with photogrammetry tools, along with the pillow and handcrafted royal crown. For the bedroom, many of the toy and furniture assets were from Sketchfab. Some furniture, such as the dresser, is modeled in Autodesk maya 3D. The goal of the environments was to capture proper lighting, material, composition, sizing, angles, background, foreground and color.