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Posted at: 6/26/09 03:57 PM
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1. should a newbe consider doing a 14 episode animated series .2 work on a small sample project so that way people can help or 3. keep asking for help on new grounds before tempting anything
Posted at: 6/26/09 04:00 PM
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1 or 2... :P do we have to pick one? definately not three. You only learn by trying.
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Tough choice, but I'd probably go with number 1.
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Posted at: 6/26/09 04:02 PM
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2) The 14-episode-series is too ambitious for the level you are calling yourself. Start small. Practice a lot. If you aren't overly proud with your work, don't submit it just yet. When you really think you got something decent, then you can submit it.
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Posted at: 6/26/09 04:20 PM
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At 6/26/09 04:02 PM, InnerChild548 wrote: 2) The 14-episode-series is too ambitious for the level you are calling yourself. Start small. Practice a lot. If you aren't overly proud with your work, don't submit it just yet. When you really think you got something decent, then you can submit it.
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Posted at: 6/26/09 04:41 PM
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I would do 2 and the first half of 3. There's no such thing as too much practice.
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Posted at: 6/27/09 01:13 AM
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pffft.. I ahve been animating for 4 years and all I do is stupid little things. go with 2
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