#What is?
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I do quite a bit of Logo Animation for corporate and industrial videos
for a local production company in Savannah, GA and the surrounding
areas. I freelance and feel comfortable doing so utilizing Lightwave
as a tool. The entire crew at NewTek always out do themselfs with
each new version.
A current project I am doing involves a medical animation of the Skull
and internal ear and eye utilizing the great datasets that Viewpoint
provides.
I hope that answers your question! I am also a member of a local and
rather large 3D animation and multimedia user group.
I'm getting Lightwave very shortly for the Windows platform. I'm
actually a writer/novelist who became so enamored with computer
animation that I've decided to form a multimedia company with a
colleague of mine, a man by the name of Paul Kellner who's currently
a producer/programmer with Interplay Productions in Irvine, CA.
Paul has urged me to start the search for a programmer and an
artist/animator for our multimedia productions. I feel totally out of
my depth here — but never discouraged! Do you have any tips for how
I can go about recruiting such people?
For art talent, check out your local Lightwave user groups. You can
find where they are through free computer magazines at local computer
shops. Also for artists you can visit design and art schools. I would
emphise finding people (If you are intereesed in designer for 3d)
people who can storyboard and show and edit their idas on paper,
before they create. Doing it on paper first saves time and money on
complex projects.
For programers search local C++ user groups and\or contact UC Irvine
for students with C and Either Director or Visual Basic exp. VB and
Director are great for protyping.