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Not long into his career he is inspirational in the work he’s creating and his passion. Aaron shares his progression from being a student, internships and then working full time at Stink Studios in New York City.
Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd
00.45 - Aaron introduces himself
01.20 - Stink Studios NYC
02.10 - Game Of Thrones Wynalda Packaging piece
05.30 - How Aaron’s creative take on the GOT titles won him an internship
07.20 - Aaron’s strategic choices of internships
07.45 - About Stink Studios
10.10 - Aaron’s 3d experiments
14.00 - Specialist vs generalist discussion
17.10 - Aaron’s trial by fire working as the sole motion designer on Google National Park Service Centennial by Stink
22.10 - Aaron’s deep dive into eGPUs, and the global shift in motion design from Apple to PC
26.00 - The utility of comping in footage for VFX (for eg particles) rather than trying to run a sim
27.50 - Posting WIPs Kingston Throop Avs piece
30.00 - Skating around burnout, and the boost that can come from posting wips.
33.00 - Resources and community for those working as the lone motion designer within a company.
34.30 - Shape layers wiggle transform
35.00 - John Dickinson C4D modelling
35.10 - Allegorithmic Substance on Discord
35.50 - The days of hoarding your knowledge for competitive advantage are over
37.45 - Substance FAQ: how to UV unwrap a model
38.00 - Aaron uses 3DCoat’s auto UV unwrap function
39.10 - How, as a graduate, do you survive in NYC? You have to shift your expectations: life is really expensive here, but making connections is much easier in a huge city.
41.24 - Pro Video Picks:
Substance Painter Live Link by Xolotl
44.10 - Following Online:
Reply All
45.45 - Sources of Inspiration:
Archillect
50.46 - Inspirational Video:
Mattis Dovier
52.34 - Who should we have on the show?
Art by Rens
54.45- Follow Aaron Online:
Twitter
Gumroad
Web
Pro Video Podcast Online:
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