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Here's my progress on my updated showreel intro. I was hoping to finish it before the internship deadlines next week but probably not, still glad I'm almost done. The old intro really needed to be updated. #animation #2danimation #toonboomharmony #toonboom #2danimator #2d #2dart #WIP #Intro #showreel

My new 3D animation demo is here! I've been studying and practicing 3D animation at iAnimate and Animschool for the last half-year. I'm looking for 3D animation internships now :) #animation #3danimation #characteranimation #gameanimation

Currently seeking an internship for this summer during July and August. I like animation, but I also enjoy the shading process. Here's a brief update of my demo reel. Have fun! #ESMA #Intership #3d #3danimation #3dmodeling

Here is my 2023 animation reel! I am currently looking for a 3D animation internship opportunity for this summer!! Reel Breakdown: 1) Responsible for everything except the rig. Ray rig from CGTarian. 2) Responsible for animation. Neka rig from CharacterRigs.com. 3) Responsible for everything except the rig. Kayla rig from fRigging Awesome Studios. 4) Responsible for mushroom animation and rendering. Advanced Village Pack from Unreal Engine; Mushroom Model from Quixel Bridge. 5) Responsible for animation and voiceover. Neka rig from CharacterRigs.com. 6) Responsible for animation and background models. WolfDog rig from Paks. 7) Responsible for everything except for the rig. Neka rig from CharacterRigs.com. All shots were animated in Maya except for shot 4, which was animated in Unreal Engine. #3danimation #3dart #demoreel #openforworkanimation

I had an amazing experience doing The Big Pitcher at Animation Dingle last year. It was a fantastic opportunity to be one of the finalists, pitching to everyone on stage at the festival, and Mark Cumberton and Alan Shannon made the whole process very educational and valuable, and were great help at every step. If anyone is thinking of doing it, I highly recommend it, and I was recently reached out to for advice so if anyone else is interested, my thoughts on it are: 1. Be really prepared and know your idea inside out. Don’t just have the basics of a pitch but really think about your story in general to be able to answer questions. Expect to give a full pitch at every meeting, even if you think what you’re invited to is just an informal meeting. Have images and a PowerPoint or some other method to line up any video with one click, and learn off the text you prepare; don’t just rely on ad lib-ing on the day even if you want an informal tone to your pitch — show them how prepared you are and how much you mean this every chance you have. 2. If you get past a first meeting, make sure you implement any notes you get and make all the changes you are asked for. Remember it’s a competition others will judge, and in this industry you’re often trying to do your best work within someone else’s vision or to external constraints, so don’t be precious about the idea you had going in; consider all the advice you’re given from the more experienced professionals and try to make every change you can. 3. Try make a story that you are personally invested in, that you connect to genuinely and show them why it’s your idea: — Why should this story be told? — Why should it be YOU telling it? — Why is animation the way to tell it? And then, y’know, have some fun with it 😎

3D modeling and animation of the ministry's logo, which I did during my internship days. #3d #3dlogo #animated #intern #modelling

EIZPER CHAIN HERO SCIENTIST ILLUSTRATION During my internship in Sangnila Interaktif Media, i got a change to work on a hero keyart for NFT card design, animation and marketting assets for Eizper Chain project. I receive a sketch of the character then was tasked to render the illustration and separate the layers for animation, which took 2-3 days to complete. Program: Photoshop #eizperchain #illustration #gameart #conceptartist #illustrator #conceptart #adobephotoshop #drawing

Introducing Mia! One of our many amazing interns this summer. Let's see what are her take away so far that it's been almost 6 weeks! What made you choose to head on this challenging path of being a Storyboard Artist/ Animator? ⏬ Animation to me has always been about telling stories. Watching a character navigate a world that is unfamiliar to you, watching them grow, experience, and adapt is an amazing thing to witness. Storyboarding is where those moments are planned, and animation is where it truly comes to life. For me, being able to contribute to both sides of this process is the most magical thing to see come together, and I consider myself extremely lucky for this 137 Ewes internship opportunity. What challenges arise when you have to engage with characters, settings created by others in order to do your portion of the creative work? ⏬ I’ve found many times that as I read a script or layout I get a firm idea in my head of how I think the scene should be. As I begin to draw these ideas out, they will of course bump and contrast to how other people might view it. In each of these situations communication is always the best answer, be it between team members, those who worked on similar scenes, and the director. Good communication drives these inconsistencies to be resolved, and can even improve your own work in ways you never thought of. I can think of so many scenes I’ve animated or boarded that were not in my original draft, yet are now my favorite part because of ideas that arose from such communication. What did you learn this summer that differs from school setting? ⏬ How to keep an open mind! When working on projects in a school setting you are usually aware of those you work with as you are in a similar location and coming from a place with similar knowledge, but with 137 Ewes Productions there are interns from all over the world. This provides us with different backgrounds, cultures, and knowledge so that we can get a unique perspective on all of our work. It is truly an eye opening experience to get so many different yet amazing ideas, and I truly believe that my work has increased tremendously in quality simply by listening and learning from all my peers. Let the world know three items [or thesis] about you as an animation artist. ⏬ What I strive for in animation and story-boarding alike is emotional attachments. When I’m working on a scene that involves a character I want the audience to understand this character on a deeper level through their mannerisms, the scenery around them, symbolism, and their expressions. When planning out any scene one of my top goals is always to make the viewer feel something towards whatever or whoever is on the screen. I focus a lot on these aspects because it's important that the viewer isn't simply watching an event unfold, but is experiencing the event alongside the characters. 💌 ⏬ Connect with Mia through her LinkedIn Profile: https://lnkd.in/dhufuKZZ

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[ANNONCE : Recherche de STAGE] [ANNOUNCEMENT: INTERNSHIP search] Demoreel 2023 => {Junior} Animateur 3D / 3D Animator (included: Rigger 3D) #recherche #stage #animation #animation3d #jeuxvideo #jeuxvidéo