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roovette04 wrote:
that's good riza!

as for me.. i wanted to go to japan too(of course! all of us wants to..!)

but for now..i have to concentrate on my job so the japanese studios will pick our studio to be their 2nd animation studio in the philippines.. and the next step..ill go to japan and work there as an animator or something thats related to it!

Oooooh roovette! you work in an animation studio? thats awesome! Right now i'm in art school and majoring in 2D animation, so can i ask how its like in that industry? :D

yes.. were a sub studio of TOEI Animation Phils.. im in 2d too!!! we can all get together huh?! this is fun!

so whats ur lesson now?? about inbetweening or being an animator??

im a inbetweener and im training to be an animator...

im also acolor ARTist.. but im incapable of 3d.. (poor me).... but i say im an "all around" employee!

Oooooh *looks in awe* wow an inbetweener! Well i just got out of highschool and jumped into my art school but so far i've learn foundation classes and introduction to experimental animation, also 2 classes of 3D animation classes, but i can see that i wasn't very fond of 3D using maya so i feel that a 2D animator was more my choice since i love to do the actual drawing than rather making models out of a 3D program. So all in all, i'm very new to the whole system but i've learn a little and later as i finish my foundation classes and more indepth with specific animation classes i'll be a bit more better. Since i'm still refining my drawing skill in various media. ^ - ^ but thats soo cool that you work in a studio. I know that projects are group based but can you tell me how its like? since i'm taking a animation portfolio this coming fall, and that will help be more aware of the situation. I also, keep seeing people wanting to be a 3D animator, which is no problem, but i feel that 2D animation shouldn't be forgotten.