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P.S. From all the work I've seen from you, I suspect you'll have another job before you know it. I'll say a prayer for you
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i'll keep up with it as best as i can
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Cheers dude will do
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you'll understand all when you read that pm
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But like they all say you'll find a new one in no time.
I don't know if you have worked on the legs, but the look a bit fragile a bit on the weak side, meaning that the characters legs can't realy support the upper body.
I don't think it's the size, but the angle.
keep it up man, can't wait to see what your new tut is about.
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I only have a couple of crits. Is there no music, or is it just my computer? Also, some of the video seems like the frame rate is running choppy (especially the first part with the head).
EDIT: BTW, how come you didn’t put your Summer entry on the reel?
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Thank you, I hope one turns up soon too.
The legs have been done since this last pic, I just havent had the time to post up, been busy on the new tute and busy with school stuff for my daughter. I'll try and get the update on here tonight.
the tute is coming along. Im doing in between stuff atm because theres alot of repetition on one part of the model so I didnt want to record the same process for near an hour, otherwise you go to sleep, one explantion has been done so it can be viewed a couple of times instead. I hope this makes sense.
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Thanks glad you like. Choppy huh? hmm its fine here and elsewhere where its been viewed. As for music, a little tip for you, its not actually needed because most of the time when a potential employer watches a reel they turn the music off. Which is understandable, not all music may fit the images or animation sequences unless you do it yourself to match and even then its a matter of taste too. And the most important thing is that its not about the music so...
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Amen man!Originally posted by Jay
As for music, a little tip for you, its not actually needed because most of the time when a potential employer watches a reel they turn the music off. Which is understandable, not all music may fit the images or animation sequences unless you do it yourself to match and even then its a matter of taste too. And the most important thing is that its not about the music so...
Its one of the things in demo reel comments that makes me laugh when people say they dont like the music on a demo reel, its nothing to do with a 3d demo reel, your not going for a audio dubbing job.
Looking nice Jay, kinda reminds me of something but cant quite put my finger on it!
Hows outlaws going? Not had an update e-mail, if its on the back burner its understandable, with the situation an all
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you got mail mate
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It’s only around the parts when you have the farmer looking guy doing all the facial expressions and when the heads are rotating.Originally posted by Jay
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Thanks glad you like. Choppy huh? hmm its fine here and elsewhere where its been viewed. As for music, a little tip for you, its not actually needed because most of the time when a potential employer watches a reel they turn the music off. Which is understandable, not all music may fit the images or animation sequences unless you do it yourself to match and even then its a matter of taste too. And the most important thing is that its not about the music so...
Cheers for now
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They turn it off? I’ve never heard of that. I agree that is isn’t the most important thing, but I’ve never seen a reel without music. I always thought it complements the reel, and sets the mood for it.
Then again, if you don’t get the right music, some people will be turned off by it.
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Cheers for the mail, the link you posted has a commer at the end of it, great link i'll have a read of that tomorrow.
With the music no music I always think that you might have a couple of people looking at your reel, discussing various parts to see how you fit, last thing they want it to be blasted with music in the middle of an office, or you never know if the music you chose they hate! Never get a second chance to make a first impression!
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Cheers Steve
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