Career questions tagged animation
How can I begin creating concept art ?
I mean what are the essential basics of drawing and composition that I should learn first, where should I start, and what are some recommended resources or tutorials for beginners in concept art. I will be grateful if you help me with this. Thank you!
How can I improve my art skills faster ?
So, I have been studying character design, anime art, anatomy, perspective, etc., everything related to art for a while now. But still, there's more to learn. And I feel like I am taking more time. Can anyone provide me with guidance on this? I will be thankful.
What is the best resource for portfolio building as a Game Artist?
I'm looking to build a website to show off some of my work, but I'm not sure what the best option is. There are a lot of website-building services, but most have fees. Are there any good free options or should I bite the bullet and buy something like squarespace? For context, I am a rising junior studying game art. I'm a 3d generalist, but I mainly want to show off my modeling in Zbrush.
How can I prepare for a character design career in the era of AI?
Hello! I'm currently an undergraduate passionate about pursuing a career in character design. I have some experience with digital art and animation, but I'm eager to learn more about how AI is shaping the industry. I'm particularly interested in understanding how I can adapt my skills and portfolio to thrive in this technologically advanced landscape. Additionally, I'm curious about the best strategies for securing internships in character design. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
How can I create a standout character design portfolio for animation film companies, including tips on art styles and presentation?
I'm seeking advice on crafting a compelling character design and visual development portfolio for applications to animation film companies. Could someone provide a basic outline or tips for structuring such a portfolio? Specifically, I'm curious about what kinds of art styles I should showcase, as well as any dos and don'ts to keep in mind while assembling my portfolio. Your insights would be greatly appreciated!
How do you start an online career?
What can I do to get the media I create reach a large consistent audience?
Is 2d animation dieing
I want to be a 2d animator and recently I have been seeing less and less of it (at least in the big name cpmpanies) and I was wondering if I still have a chance to pursue it #career-counseling #art #artist #animation #animator
What advice do you have for young artists interested in animation that want to create a portfolio?
I'm currently interested in a variety of things and I'm a sophomore in college. I know I'd like to work in animation at some point in my life and so I want to make sure that I'm prepared to get into the working world.
Is pursuing an animation career still worth it?
I’ve been hearing a lot of bad stuff going on in the animation industry regarding the big studios and such (ex: CN, Nickelodeon, Disney, etc). and it’s making me have second thoughts on pursuing my career into animation as I want to make a difference in the industry but with things like this going on, I don’t know at this point. I want to do screenwriting but still wants to be in the animation industry even if I’m not an animator. Is it worth doing another career in the animation industry at this time?
What is the best lighting options for stopmotion?
I have done a few stop motion projects, but I can never seem to find the sweet spot when it comes to lighting, and I'm looking to improve and see what I can do to give them the "realistic" look, without taking away all shadows. Any advice on what would be the best?
What kind of math classes are required to major in animation?
I have tooken many college classes to help save for the cost of college but the highest math class I was able to take in high school was College Algerbra. Would I have to Take any further math courses such as calculus or stats to pursue this career? #mathematics-education #math #animation
Backup Plan In Case My Dream Job Doesn't Work Out?
My backup plan is to work in computer sciences if my animating career doesn't work out. Are there any better jobs that would work with me? #Art #animation #career #career-counseling #job
Does SVA Actually teach you how to animate?
Does SVA actually teach you how to do 2D animation or do you have to learn it on your own? And is SVA worth the amount of money? Or is their a better school. Also I'm autistic and special needs. #Animation
What kind of majors do animation (3D or 2D), or film jobs look for in their candidates, and what colleges or universities offer good programs for these jobs?
What kind of majors do animation (3D or 2D), or film jobs look for in their candidates, and what colleges or universities offer good programs for these jobs?
Best way to become a video gamer designer/game developer.?
How to model, animate, and code.
hi! do animators go far in their carreers? do they get paid good? what is the average salary?
Money isn't everything to me, but it is of mild importance. I want to be happy in my job, and i absolutely love to draw. I can't go a week without holding a pen, otherwise I can't think right. strange.
Are there accommodations in the animation industry?
Hello, I am an autistic artist who’s interested in being in the animation industry as an animator and maybe an animation director. However, I want to ask if there are accommodations for those who are disabled in the industry and if there’s someone that I can ask about their experiences in the industry as well.
If I would like to do professional animation for work, should I major in art or film?
So for context, I've always been stuck between going to school for art or going to school for film, because I love the both of them and animation requires knowledge of both skills. I'm always asked about college & I just don't know which one is best for my goals.
How can I get more involved in film/the entertainment industry while still in high school?
I will be a sophomore in a couple months. I already selected electives such as video production(mainly works on my school’s tv show) and animation for this upcoming year and I took “intro to acting” last school year. I’m also in stage crew for our play and musical. I want to gain more experience and I know that these will help but I want to be involved outside of just classes. What’s the next step that I should be taking to get involved and gaining experience?
what do i need to study to be an animation director?
i don't know what to study to be an animation director
Do I have to stick to just one thing?
I know that I want to go into the entertainment industry but I’m not sure if I want to animate, direct, or act. Is it possible to do all three and still be successful? Also if I can’t but I’m also not sure which I want to stick with, what should I do when selecting my major?
3D Animation is tough to get into, besides making my own on Source Film Maker and Blender, What would be a good program to learn?
I have been learning to animate in Source Film Maker and have done a little of Blender, the two best free programs I could get my hands on. I still want to learn more about programs that the bigger companies use such as Dreamworks, Disney, Microsoft, etc.
Storyboarding in feature animation ?
What would be recommended to do in order to get into feature storyboarding for animation?
Any advice/opinions?
Hello! Im Jas, im a sophomore, and i have a question. I want to study in the animation field once im in college, But i have multiple things i want to learn aswell other then animation, how do i go about that? i also need help managing my money and emotions, any advice?