Very much appreciated Alessandro! My tip would be, don't focus to much on getting in the big studios. There is nothing wrong with doing great work in a smaller studio and gaining some more experience. In the end this might lead to 'bigger' things.
@@acamporota Hey, Mr. Alessandro Camporota Good to see you back! Thanks so much for your insights - I appreciate you taking the time to share these very useful tips! I messaged you a long time ago on LinkedIn :) haha you seemed quite busy I've haven't heard from you but it's all good. you are such a busy and productive animator I know I’m too much kept bugging you shooting questions. But this one should be added also I thought Animator TH-camrs like you have really done a lot for us teaching and giving insight, tips and tricks really really mine. I really appreciate your time and effort guys Here is the tricky question, we as freshers are getting informed and doing a lot of practice on a daily basis just to break into the industry. After getting turned down but constantly applying we go like finally! the bell is ringing in our mind like yeah baby here we come! Then asides from all principles, cool rigs, Disney, school rigs and everything. When we are given an animation test from studios especially in Europe and Asia (wouldn’t want to mention the name of each studios) Our mind is like in Alice’s Wonderland like all those useful information, tips and tricks yeah keep boosting our work by pushing more but when we come across the rigs given for the test We go as freshers especially in the game industry we are like damn is it an Alien thing ? that’s as if we have never seen such a thing in our life before why do these studios give freshers weird, broken rigs purposely for the animation tests even some expect you to rig the character And the truth end our blissful dreams What would you suggest us to do in this case, that’s where we go mentally get scared shitless, and trying to figure out what we are supposed to do with it in a week then we can barely animate it and doing okay work not that impressive in short a span of time. And the reality doesn’t match with our blueprint sometimes, of course, we move on and try our chances more and more But as you guys have been there What do you recommend that we do in this case?
One of my worst habbits is jumping right into the shot without doing much pre pro. As much as i'd like that to work perfectly, it doesnt. I realized that reference is verrrrry important for picking up on body mecanics, especially for begginers such as myself.
hey Alessandro, how do you think, is the blender perspective to get a job in the game industry as a game animator? previously I animated in 3ds Max and decided to learn animation in a blender, for me it seems a pretty powerful and perspective tool, very curious what is your opinion inside the industry about it?
I hope this cuestion does not get lost, I will like to apply for video games animation, do you think is a good idea to show my animations running in some ingine like unity? do yo have some advice for doing something like this in a creative way?
Thank you for the information! I have a question: If I have skills in two different fields eg: 2D animating and background drawing, and I want to apply for a job, should I show the studio that I have various skills? or does that weaken my profile?
Sir, what advice do you have for us on how to improve our body mechanics without having a critique instructor and are you planing to do full online training course for aspiring students.
Do you have any suggestion, to help new animator to get their first job?
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will suggest them to follow your tutorials.they are perfect. please keep them coming.
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Very much appreciated Alessandro! My tip would be, don't focus to much on getting in the big studios. There is nothing wrong with doing great work in a smaller studio and gaining some more experience. In the end this might lead to 'bigger' things.
@@MVARTZ totally right
@@acamporota Hey, Mr. Alessandro Camporota Good to see you back! Thanks so much for your insights - I appreciate you taking the time to share these very useful tips! I messaged you a long time ago on LinkedIn :) haha you seemed quite busy I've haven't heard from you but it's all good. you are such a busy and productive animator
I know I’m too much kept bugging you shooting questions. But this one should be added also I thought Animator TH-camrs like you have really done a lot for us teaching and giving insight, tips and tricks really really mine. I really appreciate your time and effort guys
Here is the tricky question, we as freshers are getting informed and doing a lot of practice on a daily basis just to break into the industry. After getting turned down but constantly applying we go like finally! the bell is ringing in our mind like yeah baby here we come! Then asides from all principles, cool rigs, Disney, school rigs and everything. When we are given an animation test from studios especially in Europe and Asia (wouldn’t want to mention the name of each studios) Our mind is like in Alice’s Wonderland like all those useful information, tips and tricks yeah keep boosting our work by pushing more but when we come across the rigs given for the test We go as freshers especially in the game industry we are like damn is it an Alien thing ? that’s as if we have never seen such a thing in our life before why do these studios give freshers weird, broken rigs purposely for the animation tests even some expect you to rig the character And the truth end our blissful dreams
What would you suggest us to do in this case, that’s where we go mentally get scared shitless, and trying to figure out what we are supposed to do with it in a week then we can barely animate it and doing okay work not that impressive in short a span of time. And the reality doesn’t match with our blueprint sometimes, of course, we move on and try our chances more and more But as you guys have been there What do you recommend that we do in this case?
I love how brutally honest you were here.
I think a lot of junior animators needed to hear these tips.
Be honest is always the best approach
I love how realistic this is. Your tips are very simple and not overwhelming at all.
You have one of the best animation related you tube channels.
Happy to hear that
Thanks, Allesandro!! I really appreciate the time you're taking in helping us out
Glad to help
Thanks a lot, i haven't even started making my demo reel, but now I it's definetely going to be very different from what I wanted to make
Love you brother, please continue to guide us like this.
You’re a blessing, man. Thank you for this channel
great encouraging an animator,awesome bro good job
glad to hear that
fine!
good advice, they would be very useful to me 3-4 years ago)
It's like that!
I would love to see a video on how you planned your pirate fight shot!
Thank you for this guidance. Haven't still entered the animation industry yet, will try to incorporate all these points before my reel submission.
Thats the right attitude 😉
thanks for the video, very helpful!
Alsandro, your suggestions are still valid because animation talent is not so much prevalent. It is a profession of patience and practice.👌👌👌🤷👏
thank you :) this was very helpful
Amazing tips, thank you Alessandro! ☺️
Glad to hear Kiki
Thanks a lot, Alessandro! Realy helpful
Sir it doesn't take you too much to record such a video just 10 minutes, but believe me it means a lot to us
its not only 10 mins bro he absolutely prepared for it :P
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And it's been edited together too.
Thank you sir for your guidance. U r seriously doing great job. Seriously man i appreciate. I mean your tutorial helping me a lot. Thank u sir.
Glad to hear Aryan Khan
Yes, this is very helpful and even inspiring. Thank you very mush
Really helpful. Thanks!!
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Wonderfully explained and practical👏👏👏
Thanks for the advices!
Great stuff. Thanks for the post.
Welcome Christopher
Thanks for sharing it's really helpful :)
Tqs for the suggestions sir... I really want to hear more suggestions from you. It could help me a lot...
One of my worst habbits is jumping right into the shot without doing much pre pro. As much as i'd like that to work perfectly, it doesnt. I realized that reference is verrrrry important for picking up on body mecanics, especially for begginers such as myself.
Good
thanks a lot sir .....please make a detailed in depth video on how to achieve pose by blend shape ...
I already have one
Suggestions for fast rendering in Blender, please?
Moreover, what should be the average length of the portfolio animation?
thanks man, it was so awesome.
Glad you enjoy it
I can’t believe this app is free! Thank you!
awesome tips! i need it and i didint know :O
hey Alessandro, how do you think, is the blender perspective to get a job in the game industry as a game animator? previously I animated in 3ds Max and decided to learn animation in a blender, for me it seems a pretty powerful and perspective tool, very curious what is your opinion inside the industry about it?
Hi. Thanks for the advise bro
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I hope this cuestion does not get lost, I will like to apply for video games animation, do you think is a good idea to show my animations running in some ingine like unity? do yo have some advice for doing something like this in a creative way?
Yes it definitely is.
Thanks master!
can you tell me which way to get better in 3d animation, especially practing and how do I pratice. Thank you so much
Find a good school or a good mentor and learn from the best
Thank you for the information! I have a question: If I have skills in two different fields eg: 2D animating and background drawing, and I want to apply for a job, should I show the studio that I have various skills? or does that weaken my profile?
Yes go ahead
Thank you sir🙂
thanks a lot for the tips!
Your welcome Ibragim
Thanks a Lot.
Nice😊
thanks for the informative video Alessandro! do you think scoring a job in 3D animation will get harder in the coming 3~ years? cheers
There is a lot of demand, and the students are getting better and better because today there are a lot of good school for 3d animation
Yes this was helpful 🙂
make more these kind of videos
Can make animation of acting refrence?
Sir, what advice do you have for us on how to improve our body mechanics without having a critique instructor and are you planing to do full online training course for aspiring students.
Study references for sure, but to be honest is hard to learn animation without a mentor or a proper school
What if The role I want to get a job in is not posted on linkdn by the company ?
try anyway,
For Russian people - need to do more English (for me). It`s too hard. Ths!)