"As a 3D artist, you may work with a variety of projects, from video games to movies and TV. Employers are looking for candidates with diverse portfolios showcasing technical skills and creativity. Industry standards include expertise in editing and development software such as Photoshop and Unity. A degree in the arts can be helpful, but most employers will want to see past work examples and understand your workflow."
I was asked to show my work and talk about it, why I made certain decisions etc. They tried to get an idea of my technical skills and the process that I use. I got a couple of more critical questions about my work that looking back I did not have a very good answer to but being a junior role this apparently wasn't a deal breaker. From working there I know they can be a bit too nitpicky for more senior roles but they seemed to have relaxed a bit in that regard.
Mostly questions related to the skills needed, experience, and the projects on my portfolio.
Can you tell us about yourself
Choisir 2 défauts et 2 qualités
It was mostly about the test.
no question just a request to do unpaid work.
They ask about my passion towards 3D Arts
Do you play games? how much is your Zbrush Proficiency?
Wat zijn je verwachtingen? En wat wil je bereiken.
1. tell me about yourself? 2. Why do you think you are suitable for the job? 3. Some Technical questions were asked about my works from the portfolio. 4. What challenges did I have in creating X from my portfolio.
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