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Sarah
02-19-2003, 07:07 PM
Howdy out there!:wavey:
So heres whats up I am a student that graduated from a digital animation course just alittle while ago and now I am out looking for a job!

Heres what I can do::deal:
-Low/high poly models
-Uv texture mapping
-skilled with Maya
-skilled with Photoshop

I have done Character models as well as props!!

if you are interesed send me and email and I would be more then happy to send a demo reel!!


~THANKS~
Sarah
02-19-2003, 07:07 PM
I forgot to mention that I have training in Life drawing and 2D animation as well!!
Signal2Noise
02-19-2003, 07:26 PM
Hi Sarah,

I assume you're in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and not Calgary, Scotland, right?

If so, read on...

If I remember correctly there was an up-and-coming console game developer in Calgary AB that was doing work for PS/PS2 and Nintendo. You may want to do research to see if they're still around.

There's also Bioware in Edmonton, EA Sports and Sir Tech in Vancouver that you may want to send demo reels to.

I believe there's a few gaming companies in Toronto and of course there's Ubisoft in Montreal.

Another good source of info if you're not already aware is the forums at www.gamasutra.com

Hopefully this helps a fellow Canuck! (If you are one) ;)
Sarah
02-19-2003, 07:30 PM
Signal to Noise
thanks for the info!
I am in calgary alberta :)
you wouldn't happen to know tha names of any studios in the Ontario area would ya? if you do that would be of great help to me!
and thanks you for the web site I am checking it out right now!
Signal2Noise
02-19-2003, 07:50 PM
In Ontario:

Digital Leisure Inc.

www.digitalleisure.com

IRD1

www.ird1.com

There may be a few more but this is all I remember.
Asorson
02-20-2003, 12:51 AM
Hi Sarah,

Just a little bit of advice. You need to have a web presence so that potential employers have immediate access to your portfolio/demo and resume. Most will not email you to request one. There are hundreds of recent graduates with the same skillset as you, what's going to seperate you from the rest is the quality of your work.

One webhost that is very affordable is www.doteasy.com. For only $25 a year you can register your own domain name and get 20megs of storage. If nothing else host a few still images somewhere on the web and link to them.
dennis
03-01-2003, 05:49 PM
does anyone know of other good web host services?
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