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Worldbuilding Professional Portfolio Main Menu Worldbuilding Design Portfolio Designer Laura works as a designer with spatial design, sound, interactive UI/UX, animation, film, and production. Facilitator Worldbuilders need to collaboratively work in teams, helping lead the project toward aims and create an environment for productive interactions. Research + Theory Research and theory are integral aspects of the worldbuilding process. Qualifying Exam Portfolio A brief guide to this portfolio project, with more focused media links.

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Worldbuilding Design Portfolio Laura Cechanowicz
Contents of this tag:
1. Facilitator
2. Glass Heart Excerpt
3. 0557
4. Dance
5. They Had Horses
6. Rollover
7. St. Ulmo's Fire
8. Theorist
9. Specter, 2010 How does an image form? Specter utilizes exquisite corpse techniques to explore the process of perception in the human mind. Inspired by John Cage, the animators first created a visual and aural score to represent the movements of the film. They then 'performed' the score visually through animation using a multi-plane setup, cut-outs, clay, and other under the camera animation techniques. The process was spontaneous, but directed by the score. Similarly, the animators performed sounds designed to sync with the aural graphic score.
10. Designer
11. Dreaming Los Angeles - LA Animators An exquisite corpse by LA animators led by Amy Lee Ketchum as part of her September 2014 Artist in Residence at the Echo Park Film Center. Artists include: Jeffrey Fletcher, Ryan Gillis, Javier Barboza, Laura Cechanowicz, Dana Wilson, Yang Liu, Louis Morton, Eric Pato, Brandon Lake, Jovanna Tosello, Miguel Jiron, and Joshua Ketchum with music by A Magic Whistle and sound design by Laura Cechanowicz.
12. "Paint Punches" Interactive Installation Documentation
13. The Secrets of Nitrogenase
14. A Letter To You Documentation This video presents documentation of my installation "A Letter to You," as well as the full footage of the installation - which is a loop. This is an autobiographical installation investigating my memory of my grandma before she died from cancer. It explores the intense pain and beauty of life and death, including the process of healing through immersive experience in water and sound. The piece was initially designed to fit the architecture of the original installation space, but as it is shown in other spaces, I am interested in seeing it develop in the context of other architectural elements. It can now create arches, opening doors of possibility, where there once stood walls.
15. YADDDA, YADDA, YADA
16. Silent Secrets: The Body Language of the Confessor
17. The Infinite
Worldbuilding Design Portfolio Laura Cechanowicz
Contents of this tag:
1. Facilitator
2. Glass Heart Excerpt
3. 0557
4. Dance
5. They Had Horses
6. Rollover
7. St. Ulmo's Fire
8. Theorist
9. Specter, 2010 How does an image form? Specter utilizes exquisite corpse techniques to explore the process of perception in the human mind. Inspired by John Cage, the animators first created a visual and aural score to represent the movements of the film. They then 'performed' the score visually through animation using a multi-plane setup, cut-outs, clay, and other under the camera animation techniques. The process was spontaneous, but directed by the score. Similarly, the animators performed sounds designed to sync with the aural graphic score.
10. Designer
11. Dreaming Los Angeles - LA Animators An exquisite corpse by LA animators led by Amy Lee Ketchum as part of her September 2014 Artist in Residence at the Echo Park Film Center. Artists include: Jeffrey Fletcher, Ryan Gillis, Javier Barboza, Laura Cechanowicz, Dana Wilson, Yang Liu, Louis Morton, Eric Pato, Brandon Lake, Jovanna Tosello, Miguel Jiron, and Joshua Ketchum with music by A Magic Whistle and sound design by Laura Cechanowicz.
12. "Paint Punches" Interactive Installation Documentation
13. The Secrets of Nitrogenase
14. A Letter To You Documentation This video presents documentation of my installation "A Letter to You," as well as the full footage of the installation - which is a loop. This is an autobiographical installation investigating my memory of my grandma before she died from cancer. It explores the intense pain and beauty of life and death, including the process of healing through immersive experience in water and sound. The piece was initially designed to fit the architecture of the original installation space, but as it is shown in other spaces, I am interested in seeing it develop in the context of other architectural elements. It can now create arches, opening doors of possibility, where there once stood walls.
15. YADDDA, YADDA, YADA
16. Silent Secrets: The Body Language of the Confessor
17. The Infinite