The animatic for my personal project, Dialogue now needs to be recorded and it’s been passed on to the musician to begin composing music. There will be some minor time changes due to some animation only being indicated by character colour changes.
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The animatic for my personal project, Dialogue now needs to be recorded and it’s been passed on to the musician to begin composing music. There will be some minor time changes due to some animation only being indicated by character colour changes.
Do you ever feel like it’s getting harder and harder to stand out in today’s crowded entertainment arts landscape? How do you get the attention of full time employers and freelance clients when there are scores of artists with similar skillsets competing for each position? I believe the answer is to build a personal brand. Branding is what differentiates you from your competitors in the minds of your audience. When done correctly it’s derived from your personal biography, skillset, point of view and how you are perceived by others. Basically, it answers this question, “Who are you and what are you known for?” The following are three techniques I’ve found useful in distinguishing yourself from the crowd.1. Specializ
An interesting read, with key ideas like specialising in a specific area and creating a unique take on an already established genre or sub-genre.