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During his senior year at 麻豆原创, Joe Rosa, \u201911, knew he didn\u2019t want to be just another name on a resume, which could easily end up being filed away or thrown in the trash. So, in September 2010, he asked classmates Heather Knott, \u201911, and Chris Brown, \u201911, if they wanted to start a digital media company with him, and Ninjaneer Studios LLC was born.<\/p>\n

The trio specializes in 3-D animation and projection mapping content, encompassing all stages of the design process, from projection conception to final product.<\/p>\n

While the threesome works cohesively as a team, their individuality is distinct.<\/p>\n

For example, when you ask the designers what their favorite projects have been so far, you\u2019ll get three notably different answers. Rosa is especially proud of the team\u2019s first large-scale projection mapping for the Art & Algorithms Digital Arts Festival<\/a>, while Knott fondly remembers their \u201cHolidays in Space\u201d presentation at the Kennedy Space Center<\/a>, and Brown appreciates the innovation and challenges of the Corrosion exhibit at the Orlando Science Center<\/a>.<\/p>\n

In addition, while their interest in digital media began in their childhoods, they all found themselves inspired by different life experiences.<\/p>\n

Rosa was born a Navy brat in the mid-\u201970s on the island of Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. His late grandfather passed down his love for film and animation, teaching Rosa how to draw Disney characters when he was just 5 years old. And, when \u201cTRON\u201d hit theaters in 1982, Rosa found himself captivated by computer-generated imagery.<\/p>\n

\u201cMy grandfather always wanted to work for Disney when he retired from the Army after World War II, but became a truck driver instead to support his family,\u201d Rosa explains. \u201cIn some ways, I feel that I\u2019m carrying on his dream through me, along with my own.\u201d<\/p>\n

Knott grew up in Orlando, training in traditional drawing and sculpting early on, and even attending the Theatre Magnet Program at Dr. Phillips High School. She earned a B.S. in interior design from Florida State before continuing her education at 麻豆原创.<\/p>\n

\u201cAs I got older and tried new mediums, it inspired me to see if there was a way that I could combine all of my favorite things from each medium into one,\u201d Knott says. \u201cAnimation does that in spades.\u201d<\/p>\n

Following the death of the family TV to a lightning storm, Brown started telling stories at a young age. To keep himself entertained, he listened to collections of short stories on tape, which eventually transitioned into an interest in cinematic video games when he reached his teen years.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s a never-ending source of problems to solve, and new technologies to experiment with, which has always been what I love about working in digital media,\u201d Brown says.<\/p>\n

In 10 years, Rosa hopes they will have a well-established company and a foothold in the animation industry, with more than 50 employees working on feature-length films and hybrid versions of projection mapping and augmented reality.<\/p>\n

He advises current digital media students to: \u201cSee how far you can push yourself, and learn where your breaking point is. I think people would be surprised at how much they can take on. Phil Peters\u2019 class alone was perhaps the most mentally intensive class I have ever taken. It was incredibly draining at the start, but I gradually learned how to compartmentalize, and it gave me a better work ethic now because of that experience. I attribute half of my gray hair to him!\u201d<\/p>\n

Knott\u2019s advice is to: \u201cBe proactive with your education. There\u2019s only so much you can be taught in a classroom, so if you\u2019re truly dedicated to this path, learn everything you can. I\u2019m five years out of college, and I still make it a point to try to learn something new every day.<\/p>\n

And, Brown says, \u201cGoogle everything. Never be satisfied with what you know how to do already, or what you know a program is capable of automatically. Sooner or later, you\u2019ll have to do something out of the box, and the more you understand in depth, the more ammunition you will have to throw at the problem.\u201d<\/p>\n

ANIMATED Q&A<\/strong><\/p>\n

Q. Dream project?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Joe Rosa (JR):<\/em><\/strong> My two dream projects would be to produce and direct a feature-length animated film for theaters, and to have the opportunity to work with Universal Studios on projects stemming from their new partnership with Nintendo.<\/p>\n

Heather Knott (HK):<\/em><\/strong> My dream project is to create digital sets for a production on Broadway. You can take the geek out of the theatre, but not the theatre out of the geek.<\/p>\n

Q. What\u2019s one thing about your job that people would be surprised to learn?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Chris Brown (CB):<\/strong><\/em> When working in a team of artists, a not-too insignificant number of creative differences can be settled by Nerf guns.<\/p>\n

Q. If you had to choose another career, what would it be?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> Restoration of old, classic, muscle cars<\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> I\u2019d love to be a photographer for National Geographic. Traveling the world, exploring and recording it for posterity would be quite an adventure.<\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> Lion tamer. Although, if you gave me a stern look and forced me to consider my skill set, probably computer sciences or IT. I\u2019ve always had an interest in data visualization.<\/p>\n

Q. Last thing you Googled?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> Black holes and quantum mechanics. Can\u2019t read enough about black holes and how incredibly fascinating they are.<\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> The architectural history of Bamberg, Germany<\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> Optical tracking with OpenCV<\/p>\n

Q. Do you have any other artistic abilities?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> Wood working and glass blowing. I\u2019ve always been able to build things from scratch with little to no plans or drawings.<\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> I draw mostly. I\u2019ve dabbled in sculpting, painting, photography and mixed media.<\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> A distinct lack thereof, actually. It was dramatically clear to me from an early age that I was rubbish at drawing. Why do you think I started working with computers instead?<\/p>\n

Q. What\u2019s your spirit animal?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> Well, according to spiritanimal.info, my spirit animal is an owl. And, this whole time, I was thinking it was a dragon!<\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> Jack Skellington<\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> Turtle<\/p>\n

Q. Favorite website?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> thisiscolossal.com<\/a><\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> google.com<\/a><\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> shadertoy.com<\/p>\n

Q. Best way to decompress?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> Spending time with my wife and children. It\u2019s always fun to come home from a long day at work and play robots, wrestle on the floor, watch a good movie with them, and laugh.<\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> Depending on the amount of stress, either a quiet night with a book and a glass of wine, or a solid couple of hours killing things on my Xbox<\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> Video games, a good side project, a cold beer, or, ideally, a combination of the three<\/p>\n

Q. What\u2019s one thing you always bring with you to work?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> Passion. I love the company we three have created, the work we do, and the industry we\u2019re in. Failure is a word that is not in our vocabulary at Ninjaneer Studios.<\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> Water and snacks. I have a tendency to hyperfocus on a project, so I regularly forget to eat or drink if it\u2019s not sitting right next to me.<\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> A pen that can write on my arm. I\u2019ve had one in my pocket almost continually since I was 17.<\/p>\n

Q. If you could offer your 13-year-old self one piece of advice, what would it be?<\/strong><\/p>\n

JR:<\/strong><\/em> To stay passionate about what you want to do and be in life. Half way along my journey, I had not lost the passion to do what I\u2019m doing today, but I encountered many road blocks and setbacks. Never lose focus of where you want to be in life, and keep that fire and passion burning.<\/p>\n

HK:<\/strong><\/em> Don\u2019t be afraid to be yourself. It took me a long time to be comfortable with myself, and I think I let some experiences pass me by because of it.<\/p>\n

CB:<\/strong><\/em> Provided he would listen, which I sort of doubt, it would be that the things you think are a big deal right now probably won\u2019t matter too much down the road. Just relax, and focus on the things that really interest you, and, one day, if you play your cards right, people will pay you to explore them.<\/p>\n

MORE INFO<\/strong><\/p>\n

NinjaneerStudios.com<\/p>\n

Ninjaneer Studios on YouTube<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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