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As a staffer, you can learn a great amount from talented senior level animators/designers. If the company has talented artists, I think that's a good bet for building up skills and strong portfolio projects. On the flip side, there is a lot of work for a mid to senior level animator in NYC. In my experience as a freelancer, most companies tend to hire looking for a specific skillset that can already be performed. It may be difficult to land the more creative jobs and roles at a junior level. I think at the junior level, a staff position gives you a bit more opportunity to learn on the job.
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Very cool spot. I especially liked the style of downtown Jax in the beginning. That style works well with 3d movement.
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Thanks Dave! Been keeping busy, but still trying to get my name out there and improve my portfolio. Freelance is definitely an interesting change.
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Hey everyone. I'm a bit new on the freelancing scene, so I've updated my reel. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks! ap
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Awesome reel! I agree with Vozzz's comment about the type piece that's spread throughout. It doesn't show the design-sophistication or technical proficiency of the other work. Other than that I really dig everything, especially that Toyota piece around the 40second mark.
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Depending on the pen model, there might be these 2 plastic clips that hold the button to the pen. After a while they just start to spread out and the button starts to loosen. You can try holding them together for a little bit and see if the clips stay closer together after that. Just be careful cause the plastic can snap pretty easily.
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http://vimeo.com/31400627 Few days late, but here's a short Halloween vid we did over at Material Group. Let us know what you think. ap Motion Designer the Material Group www.thematerialgroup.com