Shane Lee Evans

Apex Racing is a single-player or multiplayer racing game created by Team 13 which comprised of myself, Jack Tilling, Ben Thorpe and Viktor Sutor. For this project, I created the UI in-game and menu as well as all of the sound effects and music which I composed using Logic Pro. Overall the game looks and sounds great. However, we did have problems with the ships movement system which our programmer was unable to solve. Please feel free to use the contact form if you would like a copy of the game

Howl Of The Moon is a multiplayer 2D platformer created by myself using the game engine Unity. The game's background was created using Adobe Photoshop, the music and sound effects were created in Logic Pro and the characters and platforms were built using Pixen. The game's assets were created by myself Including sound and music. Howl Of The Moon was the first game I have ever produced and the first time I had worked with a game engine. Overall I was pleased with the outcome. Please feel free to

When Two Worlds Collide Is an Interactive animatic created by myself and Paul O'Hare, the interactive animation tells the story of Red Riding Hood and how her world gets sucked into a black hole and collides with the realm of the Three Pigs. As an interactive story, it was vital that we incorporated features that would allow the viewers to feel involved in how the story unfolds. The primary objective is for Red Riding Hood to travel through the maze and collect the Three Pigs missing tools and c

 The Day That Earth Stood Still is an animatic that tells the story of Nila Louise Smith. After a nuclear attack destroys planet Earth and forces survivors to leave and repopulate on Mars the story resumes with a now 16 years old Nila. For this project, I used a vast array of programs which included Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Animate and Logic Pro on Mac. To begin this story, I first started by sketching out the initial ideas for the scenes. Once I was happy with my designs I  creat

Here is my take on Ride It by Jay Sean. Musically Jay Sean has been a significant influence on my development as a musician throughout my years growing up listening to his material. Ride It was the first song I had ever heard from Jay Sean and straight away I was hooked. The way the song is composed in a way that allows the artist's voice to shine without overpowering the vocals with many different sounds. When re-creating Ride It I wanted to keep it as close to the original as possible. Using F

Here is my take on River Flows In You by Yiruma. Using Fruity Loops and the VST plugin True Pianos I re-created the addictive piano melody. Separating the piano into two tracks, I was able to play the main melody followed by the bass chords individually. I fell in love with this piece of music when I first heard it used in the film Twilight. Lee Ru-ma or Yiruma as he known by is an incredible pianist and somebody that I look up to when creating music.

Here is my take on Celine Dion's My Heart Will Go On. Using Fruity Loops and True Pianos one of my favourite Virtual Instruments or VST for short I created the main melody that you hear playing throughout the song. 

Here is my take on Stevie Hoang's I'll Be Fine. Using Fruity Loops or FL Studio for short I was able to recreate the basis of the track using only default Fruity Loops sounds and plugins. The main sound in this song consisted of a simplistic piano melody with a 4 bar bass chord. The drums were set to loop through and contained a kick, clap, hi-hat and snare. 

Here is my take on Vanessa Carlton's A Thousand Miles, using Logic Pro on Mac I was able to remake the song. Ever since I started making and writing music, I could always listen to songs on the radio, and after hearing them a few times, I was able to understand how that individual track was composed. The ability to play music by ear has always been one of my star qualities, and A Thousand Miles was a classic back in the early 2000s especially with its infectious piano melody.

These Final Hours is a concept for a mobile game created by myself, Jack Orchard and Simon Copeland. As part of this assignment, we were asked to come up with a game that used some form of virtual reality or augmented reality. As a group, we decided to create a zombie survival game which would incorporate augmented reality goggles. The player would see zombies appear as if they were in the real world, alongside this players would have to maintain their health and thirst meters as well as collect