Hasta La Motion!

This is my guess
– Frame by frame rotopaint>clone tool

I use the foundry Nuke, let me know how you guys doing.

Thanks

thank you;]

I have seen a couple of jobs on-line for the position of runner that I was considering applying for. I have never worked in the VFX industry and do not have a degree. I am however very passionate about VFX and have been training on-line for a few years now ( AE and Premierre and recently Nuke ). I really like compositing and have started to work on a rotoscoping demo reel. I have made a real effort to immerse myself in the world of VFX ( very tricky on a budget).

My main problem is I have full time job not associated with the VFX industry that pays very little. I train alone on-line in my spare time. You do get feedback and sites like this have really inspired me, but It can feel very isolating. I have realised that like any industry ( maybe even more so in VFX ) its as much as WHAT you know as WHO you know. Its difficult juggling a job you hate and a passion you love. Keeping the enthusiasm up can be a struggle, but I am persevering.

I basically thought if I could get a job in the industry, at a low level, that would give me more oppourtunities to meet like minded people and gain experience.

I know its very competitve so was wondering what exactly employers are looking for in a runner?Whats the likely hood of me getting the job based on what I have said? What could I do to improve my chances? Are there any other low level jobs I could apply for?

Thanks for your time.

just one simple question:

How many photos do i need for an HDR-Panorama for HDR-Lighting in 3D? :confused:

Do i really need the full Dynamic Range (shoot every view multiple times), or can i somehow "fake it" out of few Pictures as Panorama each shot? Does it help to shoot in raw-format?

best regards,

marc

I am currently doing the Mentored VFX course with Escape and just seeing if ppl have been successful using other institutes