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A visually structured infographic created as part of my internship project, focusing on key insights and simplified information design. It highlights how effective visual communication can make complex ideas easier to understand and more engaging. Designed with clarity, aesthetics, and professional branding in mind.
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250 Word Reflection - Internship Project
The internship project has been quite an interesting one as I’ve never considered the future possibilities of a career in animation until I started this.
I think one great part about it was creating my personal database of different animation studios as I was able to look up loads of different studios around me – many whom I had no clue about prior. So this really expanded my studio knowledge and I actually found that a lot of short films I had watched were produced by these studios which only furthered my interest in knowing about their process.
The next step was approaching them and at first this made me quite nervous and I wanted to be very formal and professional, so I emailed the studios by details provided on their websites. However, I found this was not a very effective method of contact as I would either get a very basic and bland response from their communications team or I wouldn’t hear back from them at all!
At this point I wanted to take matters into my own hands and so I started utilising the most fantastic tool – social media. This was amazing as it meant I could connect with and directly contact artists, animators and directors who worked at these companies in a much more laid back and friendly approach and I was much more likely to get a response (I did!). This was absolutely fantastic as it meant I was conversating with professionals and learning so much about how they got to where they are now as well as what they do in their current roles at studios.
I think in terms of this project the only thing I could do to improve is continue to message people and not be afraid of not getting responses as that’s part of the process and how networking and making connections is formed.
250 Word Reflection for Internship Project
Although I wasn't the most successful in getting many responses (because if I'm being frank I didn't contact that many people) the one good response I got was enough to make up for all those that didn't respond. I managed to arrange a video call with very a very inspirational artist by the name of Leo Crane. I truly learnt so much in our video call that I haven't even heard of before as I explain in more detail in my presentation. In short, I realised that in reality, these artists and animators are not these untouchable demi gods of art or at the very least, if they act like it they are probably not worth contacting in the first place, but they are approachable and social people who like having a casual talk about their work and things in the industry. Leo specifically, encouraged me to contact him again in the future which I found really nice as I can't imagine how busy he must be. This experience definitely gave me the push to contact more artists in the future, especially as I approach graduating and perhaps establishing some contacts in the field and making more animation friends!
Part 2 of my presentation for grad assist. I will be following it up with the 250 word reflection
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Part 1 of my presentation for the internship project.
A spreadsheet I made with the people I contacted and a few studios I sent my showreel to
Presentation for the crit
Here's a concise presentation I made for our crit. I will be uploading the slides +more information on my blog after the crit
