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Well there's always Canada, if you honestly don't care about the low pay, long hours and low quality of the actual work.
Just post an actual image Reddit.
Dont tell me you actually need an art degree to get an animation job now?
Nowadays, yes.
Fuck your talent, HR won't let you pass the door if you "can't get along" with the flow of the production team.
As for talent, the thing that pisses me off the most is that CalArts actually teaches art and some grads have very good art in their tumblr blogsā¦ walls? whatever that is. They just decide not to use it.
Nowadays, yes.
Except it's fucking not, bottom of the barrel animators are getting jobs like hotcakes because they'll take cheap pay and they're abundant so easily replaced.
Animators get shit on, look at what happened with all the animators who worked on seth rogan's food orgy, overworked, underpaid, and ended up quitting and didn't even get credited for their work.
If you want to really have your heart torn out and thrown into a blender, look up Mike Jittlov, he made a motion picture called "The Wizard of Speed and Time". He had absolute passion for his stop motion, ended up rejected by every talent agent, his work is incredible but he ended up completely dejected from trying to get any help from talent agencies. He even apologized to a fan getting his autograph, because his fan told him "You're the reason I got into stop motion!".
I'm amazed his website is still up, wizworld.com
I don't know about an animation job, but I got a job in a game company (a shit one, it's dead now) and my degree didn't matter at all. All that mattered was my portfolio and giving a good interview. That was about 3 years ago. Also in England, for what its worth.
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