With Eisley + PRG for National Geographic · Immersive event project

National Geographic: Fit for a Queen

Animation, real-time, VFX, and asset work for an immersive launch environment celebrating National Geographic's QUEENS during New York Fashion Week.

Event recap and project context. Tim did not edit this video. It documents the live environment where his animation, Unreal Engine, VFX, and asset work appeared.

Relationship: With Eisley + PRG for National Geographic
Role: Animation, Unreal Engine, VFX compositing, and asset creation contributor

The assignment

The brief.

Fit for a Queen supported the launch of National Geographic's limited series QUEENS during New York Fashion Week. The event combined fashion, wildlife, and immersive screen content in a live environment.

Tim contributed animation, Unreal Engine, VFX compositing, and asset creation within the wider event production, working with Eisley + PRG.

What I handled

My role in the finished work.

A direct breakdown of the disciplines and deliverables I handled.

01

Animation and real-time work

Contributed animation and Unreal Engine production support for the event's immersive visual environment.

02

VFX and assets

Contributed VFX compositing and asset creation across the production.

Creative focus

What gives the work its character.

Built for an environment

The work was created for a live event context rather than one conventional frame, placing the project between motion, real-time production, and screen design.

Multi-discipline event production

The scope brought together animation, real-time production, compositing, and asset creation for an immersive live environment.

The outcome

Where the work landed.

The work formed part of the visual environment presented at National Geographic's Fit for a Queen event.

Event: National Geographic Fit for a Queen
With Eisley + PRG
Event production: Pop'N Creative and PRG

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