Hey all,
I just did some work for an American company and this is my new portfolio, hopefully I can get this looking good and get a full time job! This is the first edit and features just the character that I rigged for this project, there are other characters that I think that I need to add in to show some variety - but I'm not sure what to cut out. Any advice you guys can give me, including some examples of successful rigging showreels would be a great help
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTFoMrMusd0[/ame]
my online portfolio can be found here with my existing showreels and portfolio stills can be found here:
http://web.mac.com/madnorman/Site/Folio.html
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not exactly the best, but really eye catching, and many leads would stop and probably take a few looks through a piece like this: (you may want to mute before playing)
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I8Lf2_K1-c[/ame]
also, the quicktime videos on your site wont allow me to pause, replay, or save, wich is what you want employers to do.
And I dont understand why you have all of the character sheets on your homepage, Are you applying as a generalist?
your three videos are at the bottom of the page, and only two are relevent to rigging and animation.
also, this: http://boards.polycount.net/showthread.php?t=70183
But if you'd want more room to add more stuff I'd speed it up a bit. I'd also take out those bumpers separating each segment: arm rig, face rig, etc.
The animation at the beginning is great.
What to add to the reel I suggest that Pixar Lamp thing with the ball and the face rig of the Polycount dude and have simple animations for each of them.