For my showreel, I wanted to make sure everything I had mentioned in my CV was included, I unfortunately couldn’t do a turn around of my 3D creature model, similarly to the previous years student and on top of that accessing it through my OneDrive was not possible either, it wouldn’t let me download it. Though for the internship I’m applying to because they took interest in me thanks to that model, I will be redoing the showreel once I have access to my external drive, as well as created a still portfolio to calmly show the model and its the textures, generally the effort I put into it.

But overall, In our case, as we don’t really have much experience most of our animation could be included. Although, for the longer animations like the lip-sync and weight lift, I only included the parts which I felt more confident looking at, But mostly the older animations were in the end and the most recent to the front. I also tried to blend the 2D ones with the 3D and not have them completely separated because I felt it better represented what I was aiming for in my cv, my capability and a fluidity in both.

For the music I kept it upbeat and tried to mimic the tempo of most of the animations so it would feel relevant and keep the viewers attention captured.