01-28-2013, 02:01 PM
Hey everyone!
Hopefully in a couple of weeks, I will have an interview for a internship at a local animation studio. When I was talking to the person who introduced me to the opportunity, he said to bring in a portfolio or relevant papers to the interview. The studio produces animation which is a mixture of eastern and western style art.
This opportunity sort of dropped into my lap so I havent really been trying to put together a portfolio, especially not one for animation, but they also said there may be room for concept artists in the future, so I think the internship is pretty general and would be a great experience.
The basic question is: What goes in to a portfolio, or set of drawings, for an internship program at an animation studio?
I know that for an art school application they like life drawings, for a portfolio to get into a studio they don't like life drawings but do like design oriented things. This to me is sort of a cross between the two.
Any help you can provide will be appreciated,
Jaik
Hopefully in a couple of weeks, I will have an interview for a internship at a local animation studio. When I was talking to the person who introduced me to the opportunity, he said to bring in a portfolio or relevant papers to the interview. The studio produces animation which is a mixture of eastern and western style art.
This opportunity sort of dropped into my lap so I havent really been trying to put together a portfolio, especially not one for animation, but they also said there may be room for concept artists in the future, so I think the internship is pretty general and would be a great experience.
The basic question is: What goes in to a portfolio, or set of drawings, for an internship program at an animation studio?
I know that for an art school application they like life drawings, for a portfolio to get into a studio they don't like life drawings but do like design oriented things. This to me is sort of a cross between the two.
Any help you can provide will be appreciated,
Jaik