ANIMATION JOBS EXPLAINED

I dont even know how to start!! I kinda still like the use of paper though..

As a slow artist one background a day is terrifying omg

holy cow i wanted to be a animator who'll animate the animation but after watching the vid idk why im feeling scared and also exited

Aaaaa this actually what i need!!!!!!

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i studied animation, after that i got work as background artist in animation studio for 2 years. thats the first time where i see that there is so many role in making animation!

Which job that have hight salary especially in animation industry,just curious to know🌻✨

super informative!!

Would it be more difficult to get a character design job if you haven’t worked with Adobe products very much? I’ve never been able to consistently afford it, so my experience is in Clip Studio and paint tool sai.

I’m a junior in graphic design and I like it a lot but I constantly stress about what else is out there. Animation is so cool to me but I’m not sure if it’s something I want to or not. Do you know a good way to try it out to see if I like it? Should I just animate from home, or are there classes/internships I could take?

Great video by the way, it helps to know there is so much available :)

I was surprised you mentioned storyboarding to be the most difficult lol. I, personally, love everything about it. The staging, cinematography, camera angles, perspectives, all of it.

Self taught 2d animator here. I'm currently reaching the tail end of my animation projects for building my portfolio, and hope to start applying (and hopefully get a job) later this summer. I'm in minneapolis which actually has a pretty big but well connected animation industry for a city this size. Kind of already knew what I wanted to go into specifically but this was a very nice and informative video and I'll definitely be sure to keep a lot of this in mind going forward.

Very helpfull, but I really wished you illustrated the video with examples of what the jobs entailed, would help get a better idea :)

how many person to make 2D ami,ation

Thank you for explaining! And by the way your hair looks great !

I live in Vancouver and I know it’s a big hub for animation but Im still so scared to get into the industry, I really want to but I’m always changing my mind and thinking going into STEM will be safer 😞 my family is supportive but I just don’t have the confidence

says story boarding is intense
Me: cool 😎😛

Thank you soooo much Laura! ♥️ I was so confused about those jobs but now I understand it better 🥰

5:10 storyboard artist

Laura I actually gasped when I saw that Yuhki Demers print on your wall! It's been my PC background for a year and a half now! It's such a specific painting that I never expected to see it anywhere else, haha.

Thanks so much for this video. I've always been an artist and have been curious about the animation industry, but never really thought of it as a viable career option for me. There's a lot of fear of not being "good enough." Hence why I'm studying physics/mechanical engineering currently. But it's been a lot more difficult that I expected! I'm really fascinated with visdev and am really considering switching majors night now.

I do have a question about all the hierarchy that you've mentioned: roles like directors and supervisors and producers. How do those individuals end up in those positions? Did they all start out as animators and background artists, and slowly work their way up? And how do writers end up with their positions as well? I'm so fascinated by all these different jobs!

wowwww thanks for explaining it all! Have been curious about how it all works together in animation :) (currently trying to get a job in prop design!)

What kind of degree did you get, if you have one? I am stressing my self out on if I should change my major.

Is there a job that a person has a story and whants to draw the characters for animators to make bc the person dosent know anything about computers? (sorry for explainning this badly ☹️)

Based off this I think character design is my dream job but I also wanna be a show creator

Which country is best for animation job...and international students are welcome there?

Storyboard artist = comic book writer

Tfw you love all these and want to learn all of them at the same time but you know you can't and proceed to learn nothing and find yourself in an endless cycle of procrastinating and failure

Hi wanna animate for me

OMG THNXXXX SMMM FOR MAKING THIS VIDDDD 😭 IT HELPED ME SMMM

How software is used in character designing? using pentool? or what? please explain

As a 3D layout artist I always feel like we get left behind! this stage is so often forgotten about in pipeline explanations haha thank you Laura! I wish others would also highlight how fast you need to work day-to-day in this industry, this is such a great video! Wishing you all the best at paramount <3 <3

Wow, great info dump! Detailed yet concise. Are character, prop and location designers all grouped under visdev since visdev artists are also responsible for those things? Or do character designers just flesh out the designs done by visdev?

This is really helpful, I’d like to create my own studio for animators, writers and musicians. Especially for creating my own cartoons.