Artist to Pro - How I landed my first client

[@filmstop7828]

You should scroll back up and hit the like button so this can spread to more people!

[@alameenkhan9611]

Bro is down bad underrated. KZbin doing this channel bad bro. Ive subbed since his first post and its sad to see youtube not promoting such an awesome channel.

[@mohgraph254]

Wow. The documentation is well done. Cool stuff🔥

[@filmstop7828]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@amgtsyr1475]

Well, I enjoyed the video, I think you will be one of the greatest film makers, keep it up

[@sekenjonathan]

Thanks for the video. It was quite informative. Keep it up!

[@filmstop7828]

Thanks, I really appreciate that!

[@theloniuspoon]

the house shot, the reflections and texturing on glass, windows, hdri, sharpness is sorta what gives it away, black texture on front of building kinda a bit too crushed out

[@PixilGraphics]

bro, this is very awesome. hope to see your second client's video 🤩

[@King_Abhikhyashali]

Wow that's really good work man... Thanks for the video.. But what is the PC configuration of your's now?

[@filmstop7828]

I appreciate it! Right now I'm using a Nvidia 3090 as my graphics card

[@ckogsh2585]

Nicee, it looks pretty good tho you can 100% tell that its cgi. . . btw for camera movements you can soften it a bit with interpolation modes (i recommend bezier) and then you can customize it however you feel like in the graph editor and a thing that can help you sell the feel of real camera movement is shakify addon and DOF, you can make it look a lot more realistc with it. this video tells how you worked with your first client and your workflow but it doesn't tell you how to get clients . . . i have a major problem, I have the skills to be able to take on clients but I dont know how to get them ): if you have tips on how to do that i'll appericate it

[@jorson2]

I agree. It’s still great work, and I’m not a VFX professional, but I have been using Blender for five years and I recognize the camera movement. I regret not being more specific about why, but there’s sort of a lag at the beginning that is all too familiar. Maybe in addition to the advice above, start shots AFTER the camera has started moving. Also, while I’m sure others have mentioned it already, you might want to use more volumetrics to add realism.

[@ckogsh2585]

@@jorson2 whoa, 5 years is quite some time. I'd be happy to hear some tips from you, like handling big projects or getting clients

[@Hipo_GJ]

Podrias hacer un Discrod para que podamos aprender unreal engine o blender?

[@filmstop7828]

That's a great idea, but I am not currently active on discord. It may be something I look into doing in the future

[@GZWA]

nice

[@IMRANKHAN-qe9gz]

Bro Please make a video tutorial on how to get clients on Fiverr as a Blender artist. Real Demo video like from taking a work and chatting Submitting to client

[@yomamaz]

Aint no way yout channel has les than 1k sub

[@jaym2267]

I wouldn't go far as calling yourself a self-proclaimed pro. You made an outdoor daytime shot look super dark for no reason, super beginner mistake.

[@filmstop7828]

I'm certainly not the best 3d artist there is, but by very definition, pro is simply being paid for your work. This was a paid project which is why I called myself a pro.