Hey guys, like the title says, I need like guidance or advice on the industry. I meant to put advice from anyone else as well, just wanted some advice from someone at a studio already. So heres my deal, I have a dream and drive to want to work at Bungie studios. It may be shooting high but I have had this dream to go and…
I wouldn't worry about getting in and not being able to do the job, if that happens its the fault of the people who hired you. =P If you get in some place, they are pretty confident you can do the job.
Aye... I am following peoples entries and postings in the challenge, so I can read anything that may help me somehow. True also on getting time to learn a studios pipeline... I guess im just nervous to apply to my dream job and such and get in and not be what they expected, however I would try my hardest never to have to…
Oh yes most definately lol I am a very people person and a team player, I always have to communicate anyways or ill bore byself to death if i dont have interaction with others.. Plus my teammates are my roomates... we all work at the same studio right now.
You'll have leads letting you know exactly how the models need to be for whatever proejct you work on, just show you are a competent model and texture artist. It's understandable when the new guy takes a short while to learn the pipeline. You do plan on talking to your teammates don't you?
If you fear you don't know what to do over there - most studios i know do PLAN in ~3 weeks of tools/pipeline learning for every newcomer. No worries you don't get the hang in that timespan. And if you do something wrong you can always just ask the person next to you for advise.
Worst case scenario, you learn a ton and you're one step closer to putting an amazing portfolio piece together. Even if you don't make anything you want show off you still will learn a TON. At the bare min it would be a really good idea to browse other peoples threads and learn from their headaches.
Aye I am in the Unearthly Challenge and competing. What im saying is on the model side of things is what I post in my portfolio may look good, but say if I did get the job would my modeling skills there be right. Like im worried that if being there I dont do it right off the bat. I turn on backface culling or one sided…