Zack says:
ah okay then
αlεх.Ћε.mαятiαи says:
the tv and film industry really doesnt have strict standards for 3d production, as long as it looks great rendered it will work
αlεх.Ћε.mαятiαи says:
but big companies like ILM probably more structured.
αlεх.Ћε.mαятiαи says:
i actually am finding it hard to learn much of dynamics in 3d, as with physics and destroying buildings, so actually i am seeing possibility of moving over to doing 3d models for an architectural firm, if i dont get anywhere with my current job. which is doing effects for tv shows, but more the most part it is after effects with very little 3d, and i am actually the most 3d-trained in the company.
Zack says:
What company are you currently employed at?
αlεх.Ћε.mαятiαи says:
gunslinger digital, it is just a team of 3 of us and we are in center of Hollywood, a few blocks from Hollywood Blvd and all that spectacle
αlεх.Ћε.mαятiαи says:
we do have a video of work done on website if your interested http://www.gunslingerdigital.com/
αlεх.Ћε.mαятiαи says:
even though it is small, the company been around since 2001, and done work for Academy Awards shows and quite a few MTV stuff (which really isnt anything to brag about, haha)
Zack says:
Well if you are interested, send an application on http://www.mindark.com/contact/, and I will recommend you
Zack says:
If you are ever interested in developing for Entropia-Universe
Zack says:
If you could show me wireframes of your work, and if you were highly interested in working in game development, I could surely get you a job working for Mindark based on that demo video on gunslingerdigital.com