Not Just About Animation

I've said many times and I will continue to say it - most people study 3D animation to animation and can not be a worse reason to enter the industry. I say this because they come in for the wrong reason, and will for the wrong reason.

The first time most people are exposed to medical animation that are usually exposed to animated features like Toy Story, Shrek, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles and the like. It is inevitable that many people are attracted to the industry with the aspiration of working in such large productions. And inevitably animating characters becomes the main reason most people join the animation industry.

Unfortunately, the harsh reality is that most CG artists end up doing something other than character animation. Note that use "CG Artist" word - it is for digital artists short - instead of "host" of the word. This is because strictly speaking, an "animator" is someone whose job is just to animate. In fact, someone who studied 3D animation could end up with a job doing something other than "entertainment". These alternative perspectives include textures, modeling, rigging, lighting or even representation.

Texturing Artist - Someone who paints and creates the textures to wrap in a 3D model. Your job is to create the "skin" of a 3D model to make it look exactly how it's supposed to display.

Rigger - Someone who creates set of bones that are needed to fit a 3D model and then join the two together for the ultimate entertainer, you can animate the 3D model of the system by manipulating the bones.

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