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Jobs: Flash animators and more- Chennai, India

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Seeyon Animation is a fast growing Animation recruitment company, placed in Chennai.

We have successfully placed many talents to many of Indian animation companies. Based on our performance we are getting more recruitment orders from many studios in India(Chennai, Hyderabad, Vishakapatnam, Trivandrum, Pune & Kolkata).

We require people in all the below profiles:
2D Flash Animators – Experienced and Freshers
2D Flash Animation – Team Leaders
2D Flash Character Designers(Design, Color, Trace & Rig) – Experienced
2D Layout Artist – Experienced
2D Background Artist – Experienced
Pre-Production Artist – Experienced(Character Design, Story Board, Concepts)
3D Modelers – Experienced
3D Texturing Artist – Experienced
3D Animators – Experienced
3D Lighting Artist – Experienced
3D VFX Artist – Experienced
3D Compositor – Experienced
Production Executive – Experienced
Production Manager – Experienced
Show Director – Direct show from script to screen
Animation Director

Please send us your updated resumes with demo reel link toinfo@seeyonanimation.com.

If your resumes matching the requirement of the company, then we do preliminary interview and put directly with studios for test and final interviews. If candidates are from different city, but ready to relocate where the employer is present, then we will arrange for online test.

Thanks and Regards

Mahalakshmi

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Harinarayan Rajeev

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What is your name and your current occupation?
Hi,I am Harinarayan Rajeev and i am currently working as a 3d animator in Dreamworks Animation Dedicated Unit,India(DDU).

What are some of the crazier jobs you had before getting into animation?
Honestly, the only job i had ever done in my life is that of an animator.I got my first job in the industry right after finishing my 2d/3d animation training , when i was 18.

What are some of your favorite projects you’re proud to have been a part of ?
Well,I am super excited about the Dreamworks Animation projects i am working on right now and going to work for at DDU,India which I consider are amazing oppurtunites that as an animator I could ever have. I also had a great time working on my third animated feature film “Dorothy of OZ” [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0884726/] while i was working in Prana animation studios.

 

How did you become interested in animation?
I used to draw and watch a looot of cartoons as a kid,infact i remember running like a deer after school so that i could reach home on time and watch my favourite cartoon shows,Swatkats,Dexter’s Laboratory,Johny Bravo,Popeye,Samurai Jack , He-Man,the list goes on.. I used to watch them as if they were real and living .  My intense love for Continue reading

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Ted Wilson

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What is your name and your current occupation?
My name is Ted Wilson and I am the co-creator and co-writer of the internet cartoon Gundarr. My partner Corey McDaniel and I also do the voice acting and music. Up until Season 3 (which starts airing on Mondomedia’s Youtube channel on July 17. Plugs ahoy!) we did all the animation as well.

 

What are some of the crazier jobs you had before getting into animation?
 From door to door sales to working in a lumber mill in Northern Ontario I have run the gamut of day jobs. I’ve also worked as a cook, picked rocks on oilfield reclamation sites and did a couple weeks of telemarketing when I was really up against the wall! None of them were very stimulating, but all those crappy jobs pushed me towards doing what I really love for a living: Animation!

 

What are some of your favorite projects you’re proud to have been a part of?
 The project I’m most proud of would have to be my current project, Gundarr. It started as something my friends and I did for fun one night, and somehow turned into a fulltime gig! My time as prop designer on My Little Pony was also a lot of fun. While the show itself isn’t what I would normally watch on my own, the team I worked with was super talented and funny, so I enjoyed myself everyday.

How did you become interested in animation?
 I always loved cartoons growing up. My first love was probably comic books and newspaper strips, but I used to watch everything on Saturday morning, from the Smurfs to the old Looney Tunes to the Gummi Bears. The thing that really captured my imagination had to be when Continue reading

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Why Movie Special Effects Peaked In The ’90s

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Here’s an interesting take on why movies don’t do as well as they did in the 90’s. I’m not entirely sure I agree with this statement but I like the theory. Personally I LIKE new films and the way they make you believe there really is a 20 foot green man or a giant dragon. No I’ve never seen one so I can’t compare it to my real life experiences but do I need to?

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SOME TIPS ON WRITING SCREENPLAY OUTLINES

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Jeffrey Scott has some great tips up on AWN about writing good screenplay outlines. As you know an outline is essential to getting a good script. It’s the backbone of the film. And yet, many young writers don’t bother to write one before they begin their screenplay which is a rookie mistake. Check out the tip below and click the link for the rest. If you’re at all interested in being a good writer, read this article. Oh and while you’re at it go buy Jeffrey’s book too.

One way to know if your outline isn’t up to snuff is if you find yourself having a hard time writing the script. In my experience, when the outline wasn’t tight I’ve struggled with the scripts. And when the outlines were well structured, the scripts were a breeze. They practically wrote themselves.

You can read the entire article here.