CG/VFX set supervisor (LA local)
Posted in: The Job LotLooking for an experienced CG/VFX supervisor based in LA to cover a shoot next week.
Tech scout (Oct 30th, Shooting Nov 2nd, 3rd & 4th).
Please email reel/resume.
Looking for an experienced CG/VFX supervisor based in LA to cover a shoot next week.
Tech scout (Oct 30th, Shooting Nov 2nd, 3rd & 4th).
Please email reel/resume.
Oleg Alexander’s previous directing project was Digital Emily, which has received over a million hits on Youtube.
http://gl.ict.usc.edu/Research/DigitalEmily/
Currently recruiting for the following positions:
· Modelers
· Texture artists
· Animators
· Riggers
· Compositors
· Roto/Paint artists
· Lighting/Rendering artists
· Dynamics artists (particles, fluids, cloth)
· Computer Vision Engineers
· Sound designers
If you or someone you know would like to be a part of this exciting project, please email Oleg and include links to examples of your work.
This is a low budget production. If you do decide to help, you’ll be working “for a credit” as payment. The hope is that the exposure you’ll get at film/animation festivals and Youtube will be worth far more than money.
Please email:
Links to your work
and
phone number
to:
Oleg Alexander
olegalexander@gmail.com
i want to write a plugin and have a question about some basic stuffs.
which kind of Operator should i inherit from, when i want a node which reads from two images and generates a geometry. i thought that SourceGeo is the right (because i generate geometry and dont have an input from other geometries) but how can i get the two image-inputs.
its my first time trying implementing a plugin.
Thanks.
i want to write a plugin and have a question about some basic stuffs.
which kind of Operator should i inherit from, when i want a node which reads from two images and generates a geometry. i thought that SourceGeo is the right (because i generate geometry and dont have an input from other geometries) but how can i get the two image-inputs.
its my first time trying implementing a plugin.
I want to take a direction in Compositing TD.
Do you think that taking the typical path in this field, i.e rotoscoping – to junior comp – then to senior, is the best way – or is it more logical to learn scripting languages – and/or try and find a junior TD job straight up?
listening out for feedback…
cheers
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