Visual Development Job with Netflix

[Lee White]

Hey, my buddy mike yamada just posted this job with netflix. For all you concept artists, here's your chance to go big: https://www.netflixanimation.com/jobs/4498415002?fbclid=IwAR23RTWP1zvnJn7Ddjfn2702-L7BTSnEU-wa25C7jQnZ8JZLcZ_ohRnCF54

If you don't have the total required experience, but DO have the skills, then apply. If you are nervous about being able to do this in a professional environment, do not apply.

[ArtofAleksey]

@Lee-White Thanks for posting this Lee. Do you have any examples of what a good visual development portfolio would look like? Ive alway been curious about that.

[Lee White]

@Aleksey Go to pinterist and search Concept Art. You will see a ton of finished images but also process. That is the most important thing to show in concept art. How you develop many options for something.

[ArtofAleksey]

@Lee-White oh ok so to make a good visual development portfolio you need to show how you came up with several options for a single concept?

[StudioLooong]

@Aleksey I really like this as an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78HmmR9Jvy4

[ArtofAleksey]

@StudioLooong oh ty this is exactly what I was looking for! I appreciate it. Having a good example that's filtered is very helpful for me. I saw a lot of pinterest but I didnt know if it was good or not or is it really concept art or just something that was tagged as concept art.

[StudioLooong]

@Aleksey haha yeah I know she talks about how bad this portfolio was in the video but she got a job at Nickalodeon so it cant be THAT bad can it?

[Jeremy Ross]

Here’s a book I heard about for those interested in making the leap to LA.

https://www.amazon.com/Moved-Los-Angeles-Work-Animation-ebook/dp/B07GSHP8BP

[ArtofAleksey]

@StudioLooong haha if it works right?

@Jeremy-Ross thanks!