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# 16 22-03-2012 , 03:44 PM

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Looks like a fun JOB, I know I guy who used to work at Dreamworks but says working in broadcast was the best learning experience he ever had.
It will be a very diverse job as well, I probably needn't tell you but With a job like this you need more then Maya skills alone, compositing ( probably in this case after effects)

I can highly recommend FXPHD, just to up your skill level a bit .

anyways good luck Tweety

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# 17 26-03-2012 , 09:25 AM

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Cheers guys.

Yer Mastone - need to know "Nuke" and a few other bits and bobs. Done nothing but watch training video on Nuke (compositing, colour correcting and camera tracking) all week as well some making some sfx shots using fluids and dynamics.

Also sent alot of time at that site "Honestdom" posted up (Thx you - very helpful) and have done some work matching the examples on there.

24 Hours to go - cutting together new show-reel and getting some things printed off. I`m am also a little unlucky and having to work 7 - 3:30 tomorrow with the interview at 4:30 (35 mins away), so no time to chill out before hand.

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# 18 28-03-2012 , 08:52 PM

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Well its all done and dusted - Answered all the questions and they seem to like the work. I find out mid week next week.

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# 19 28-03-2012 , 10:06 PM

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We will keep our fingers crossed for you Tweety

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# 20 28-03-2012 , 11:45 PM

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with jake...fingers crossed for you mate...will sacrifice a chicken to the KFC gods tonight just to be sure.

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# 21 29-03-2012 , 09:29 AM

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cool, good luck.
can you show the work you presented?

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# 22 29-03-2012 , 11:19 AM

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Yeah, hope you get the call you're waiting for! Good luck!

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# 23 29-03-2012 , 06:14 PM

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Damn ... won't be around most of next week so won't get to find out the news either way until the week after.

Hope you get the response you're looking for Tweety.

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