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Professional 3D Visualization & Motion Design for Brands, Film & Biomedical Clients

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Polygon City provides a full range of post-production and 3D development services.

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About

My name is Dan Potthast

Always learning and adapting, I thrive on projects that challenge me to push both creative and technical boundaries. I have over 20 years of experience producing graphics that move. Find out more.

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Expertise in Visual and Technical Solutions

  • Post Production:  Precision editing, color grading, and rotoscoping for polished, cinematic results.

  • Motion Graphics: Dynamic titles, logos, and compositing that elevate your visuals.

  • 3D Visualization: High-end modeling, rigging, animation, simulations, and visualizations.
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I combine creativity and precision to bring your vision to life.

Portfolio
Biomedical - Volt Pictures + 3M Action
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How Tree Pod Burials Work 🤔
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Biomedical - Volt Pictures + 3M Application
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How Abdominal Pocketing Works 😮
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Solar Farm Visualization
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Mercedes Holiday Event - Daktronics
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0972_30s_HFP-2016TV_Aetrex_FM_042216
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Biomedical - Advantage Marketing + Biospine
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How Wingsuit Flying Works 😱
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FEATURED WORK

Portfolio Samples

Medical and Anatomical Illustration

The Best Medicine

The challenge of translating specialized medical and scientific knowledge requires deep understanding of both the art and the science.  With my degree in Biological Psychology and certification as a Biomedical Visualization specialist, I am positioned to successfully create animations and illustrations that will educate and inspire your target audience.

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SOLAR FARM VISUALIZATION

An Array of Challenges

A recently completed set of video composites for Potthast Studios in Winter Haven, Florida.  I was provided drone footage of wild central Florida acreage and a proposed layout of thousands of solar panels.  My task was to simulate the planned solar farm.  Initial steps included stabilizing the footage and extrapolating the position and speed of the real-world camera.  Once I had a virtual camera, I could begin the work of removing the undergrowth and placing the panels.

Get in Touch

941.544.5656

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