Alumni

Kora Lee (she/her) is a game designer, animator and illustrator with a focus on storytelling, creative mechanics, and immersive experiences. She is a versatile, analytical and interdisciplinary practitioner, adept at collaborating effectively with professionals across creative and technical fields. Eager to push her boundaries, she enjoys exploring new technologies like AR, VR, and motion interaction to enhance animation and game experiences.

Kay Kwan is a Melbourne-based motion designer and video editor specialising in vibrant, cartoonish 3D animation and 2D motion graphics, holding a Master of Animation, Games & Interactivity from RMIT University. Drawing on a background in film studies and advertising design, Kay has worked across advertising agencies, freelance projects and in-house roles, combining technical expertise with expressive storytelling. Their 360-degree animation Coffin Room has been recognised at festivals internationally, and their earlier work An Awakening Adventure has screened across Australia, Canada, the United States, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Germany.

Nhu Bui is an Associate Lecturer in the Master of Animation, Games & Interactivity (MAGI) Program and a PhD Candidate in Design at RMIT University. Her research sits at the intersection of extended reality (XR), digital heritage, sensory ethnography, and community-engaged design. Growing up in Saigon, Vietnam and now based in Naarm (Melbourne), she is driven by a commitment to safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, namely everyday practices, memories, gestures, atmospheres, and craft-based knowledge, through innovative 3D, AR/VR, and interactive media methods.

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