How to be a Motion Designer
Nick Campbell of Digital Kitchen / greyscalegorilla gives insightful tips for students wanting to get into Motion Design.
(Thanks, Nick.)
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How to be a Motion DesignerNick Campbell of Digital Kitchen / greyscalegorilla gives insightful tips for students wanting to get into Motion Design. (Thanks, Nick.)
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Tuesday, March 17th 2009 at 7:19 pm |
Not really sure why I would be the first to comment on this GEM of a recording, but how about a huge thanks to Nick Campbell for giving such a great presentation (in such a limited amount of time)
I found this super helpful. I am one of the students he is speaking of in terms of finding work and I am feeling a little better after viewing this.
Tuesday, March 17th 2009 at 7:21 pm |
Not really sure why I would be the first to comment on this GEM of a recording, but how about a huge thanks to Nick Campbell for giving such a great presentation (in such a limited amount of time)
I found this super helpful. I am one of the students he is speaking of in terms of finding work and I am feeling a little better after viewing this.
Also, his personal blog section of his site is LOADED w/ other great posts, valuable insight from Nick’s friends, and great tutorials.
All around badass!