Everton RichardsDeveloper BIO
Everton Richards started working in the gaming industry back in1997 with a company called Digital Extremes.( co-developed with Epic games Unreal and Unreal Tournament) I am still with Digital Extremes and I am currently working on there new title called dark Sector.
his industry experience would include:
VIDEO GAME EXPERIENCE:
Company: Davisville Games
Title: Conceptual Designer and 3D Modeler
Time: 2004 – 2005
Description: constructing 3D meshes and textures for a 3D online casino game within the Casino environments.
he was also the technical artist responsible for investigating new techniques and methods and how they can be applied to a production environment.
he worked with the lead engine and graphics programmers in building the engine tools from scratch, and brain stormed ideas for different tools artist would need to export the assets into the engine.
Company: Digital Extremes
Time: 1998 – 2004
Title: Conceptual Designer and 3D Modeler
Description: At Digital Extremes I worked on Unreal Tournament, Unreal
Tournament 2003 and Unreal Championship for the Xbox video game console. I also worked on Digital Extremes’ next project called Dark Sector.
his job involved conceptual designs and 3D modeling of the objects that were placed in the game, such as; characters, futuristic vehicles, space stations, exe.
FREELANCE: 1988-1998
Computer graphics for various videos for the following film production companies:
• Valis video, Tantara video Pro, Les Nurenburg Pro
• The Vivid group, Green lightPro, GVE videop Pro
• Big Films Inc, China Syndrome, Dick Brown Pro,
• Edit One Pro, Lynx video
• CFTO TV, CBC TV, CKCO TV
• TV Ontario, TV Renaissance
Big Films Inc: 1992
Freelance work involved 3D modeling and animation of main character for an opening trailer sequence.
CFTO TV: 1994
Freelance work involved creating an on screen graphical interface or a mock-up computer interface for a PoliceTV series KATS and DOGS.
TV Renaissance: 1994
Freelance work involved 3D animation of TV Renaissance ending credit trailer for the show “Forbidden Places” aired on the Discovery Channel.
Websites
Games CreditedUnreal Tournament 2004 (2004), Atari, Inc.
Unreal Tournament 2004 (DVD Special Edition) (2004), Atari, Inc.
Unreal Championship (2002), Infogrames, Inc.
Unreal Tournament 2003 (2002), Infogrames, Inc.
Unreal Tournament (1999), GT Interactive Software Corp.
Gooch Grundy's X-Decathlon (1997), Microforum International
