alt text: “the state of the animation industry”

“you’re pirating that show? don’t you wanna support the creators?” “I AM the creator.”

“haha the only way I can show future employers my work is to send a link to a bunch of pirated copies of it haha what a nightmare haha”

  • @ocassionallyaduck@lemmy.world
    26•9 months ago

    That is not how the animation industry works, at all. Most creative art positions require demo reels and portfolios. But sure would be nice if animators were that valued a recruiter would hunt usenet for their old pirate samples.

    Also worth nothing, especially in animation, your cuts in an episode are often going to be various 10 second shots spread between multiple episodes across a season. That’s why demo reels make sense.

    • @SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world
      2•9 months ago

      Maybe that’s the problem, it shouldn’t. You were part of a team making a project, even if you worked by yourself, the work you produce wouldn’t be the same. It’s part of the whole package.

      So how would looking at individual frames pieces without context show what you’re capable of? They would need to watch the entire piece anyways.

      • @Voroxpete@sh.itjust.works
        17•9 months ago

        Maybe that’s the problem, it shouldn’t.

        Good of you to offer to fix an entire industry so that these people can find work. We eagerly await your progress reports.

      • @djsoren19@yiffit.net
        13•9 months ago

        It would show your ability to frame, your linework, depending on the scene your ability to demonstrate action…

        It sounds like you have literally no concept of how animation works at an enterprise level. It often is several different people working on individual scenes that are then stitched together at the end.