Lock the look
Use this approved character reference as the authority. Preserve face, proportions, materials, wardrobe, and render style. Show a front and three-quarter view before continuing.
Take the score with you
Make someone
worth meeting.
Character workflows, tutorials,
and prompts you can give your own agent.
Meet the characters
Our lead performers, in presentation order.
Build the body
Work from a locked reference. Separate the anatomy that moves, then assemble, rig, and test the same performer.
An expressive human performer
Approved sculpt → topology-preserving Wrap → MetaHuman assembly → expression test. Check likeness and the full facial range before calling the character ready.
Custom MetaHumans and low-poly game-ready assets
Build a custom MetaHuman, dress it, export it as a low-poly game-ready GLB, and upload it. Just like Nina’s character.
Give them an inner life
Write a person with wants, a fear, a secret with stakes, a history, and a particular way of speaking. Put them somewhere that tests those traits.
Enter the show
The score gives the show an occasion. The characters bring the choices.
Direct the next step.
Deconstruct for animation
Separate only the parts that need to articulate. Show attachment points and full-subject assembly. Preserve continuity with the approved reference.
Build a performer
Give this same rig a listening idle, a talking performance, and distinct emotional reactions. Test eyes, lids, mouth or beak, and whole-body motion. Show actual playback.
Write someone specific
Give them a want, a need, a fear, a secret with consequences, a history, a relationship, and one unusually specific habit. Test their voice in a scene with another character.