We have over the years learnt a bunch of 3D software, like Maya, Max, Blender, Mari, ZBrush, and many more. In this video we talk about our approch for learning 3D software.

In this episode, we talk about how you can improve your portfolio to increase the chances of you being hired!

1. Build the portfolio around what you want to do. Look at Juniors and do what they did 

2. Take presentation seriously: good lighting, do breakdowns, delete old work, color grade your work, FlippedNormals Lighting Scenes

3. Get honest feedback from professionals

4. Have your contact info available

5. Cheat (do shot specific work, post work in PS)

In this Part 2 discussion, we talk about how important the tool is to your work when working as a CG Artist. If you stay up to date on new tools and techniques, you will have a huge competitive advantage. Combine strong fundamentals with up-to-date knowledge of software and you'll be a great CG Artist.

In this Part 1 discussion video, we talk about how important fundamentals are to your career and overall skillset. Unlike the tools, the fundamentals will stand the test of time - and the more you understand them, the better your art will be.