why do so many /co/mrades want to work in animation when visual development is so much more interesting?
Maybe they enjoy doing menial labor?
>>80710879
I'd love to do character designs, but I have no idea how to break into the industry. I'm in the middle of bumfuck nowhere Europe and can't afford to move.
>so many /co/mrades want to work in animation
I can't remember a single post declaring that.
>>80711756
I've seen many threads in the style of "someone here working in the animation industry?" "are you in animation school?"CALARTSetc.
Because there are fewer positions for vis dev
>>80712089
and most animation has been outsourced to south korea, so what
If you don't want to learn how to animate, you shouldn't be allowed in the industry at all.
Because you get to design your character than actually watch them move around and it's pretty cool.
"Bringing them to life" is a really special feeling, especially when you do lip sync.
>>80713288
I'm talking about the animation industry
>>80713288
animation student, I totally agree with this.
A lot of people on my course much prefer designing the characters whereas I'm much more interested in the movement itself. It's such a satisfying pay-off after hours of work.
>>80712018
Who's the artist?
>>80714376
Fabian Mense
I would have thought visual development for animation comes under the umbrella of "working in animation"
>>80714678
Most viz dev artists are illustrators who can do an assortment of work and work across mediums (Magazines, live action, commercial design) whereas animators are only for animation/special effects. If every animation studio went under, the viz dev artist could still get work. The animator could not.
>>80713288
>MFW I stink at lip syncing...
>>80712865
>implying this doesn't need much more skill
