Great post and very insightful. I’m a 3D generalist in VFX and out of work now since Jan. Seriously considering pivoting into this type of work as entertainment market feels saturated/competition is so high, frankly I’m a bit fed-up..
My only query is, is it better, when looking for these types of clients to focus on one type of product eg furniture, or a mix of products but all in a clean photoreal render style ..?
This was incredibly insightful and truly helpful! It's content like this that shapes my portfolio and sharpens my focus on reaching the right audience without all the guesswork. I feel more empowered and directed in sharing my work now!
Very helpful and timely! Thanks for sharing the breakdown. I’m a new 3D hobbyist but this is useful information for my marketing career pivot, post parenting pause.
Great post and very insightful. I’m a 3D generalist in VFX and out of work now since Jan. Seriously considering pivoting into this type of work as entertainment market feels saturated/competition is so high, frankly I’m a bit fed-up..
My only query is, is it better, when looking for these types of clients to focus on one type of product eg furniture, or a mix of products but all in a clean photoreal render style ..?
I would say to focus in one area. I would probably stick to one of these.
- Fashion
- Footwear
- Electroics (Phones, Laptops, Kitchen Appliances)
- Soft goods (Blankets, Bedding, Furtniture)
- Automotive
- Package Design
This was incredibly insightful and truly helpful! It's content like this that shapes my portfolio and sharpens my focus on reaching the right audience without all the guesswork. I feel more empowered and directed in sharing my work now!
That's so kind of you to say!
I'm happy you found it useful and were able to implement it.
Very helpful and timely! Thanks for sharing the breakdown. I’m a new 3D hobbyist but this is useful information for my marketing career pivot, post parenting pause.