#showreel media

[gbirrd]

STOP-MOTION JUMPSCARE

sharing my stop-motion showreel from my first year of university! genuinely, so tempted to specialise in it. but 2D animation....

[bringbackbunnymaloney]

Another showreel of Bunny Maloney animation sequences apparently made from 2006-2009 by Tom Maduef from production!

According to Méko, there was production steps/tests made by the animation team.

Some sequences were also performed by a couple of voice actors to check syncho and ambience!

[thesadpuffin]

tfw when you're behind on ur webtoon, behind on ur fanfiction, haven't started the next Zelda comic, trying to make the deadline for a short story contest, finishing a script for a developing big project, updating your showreel, doing social media promotion, and somehow working/living life too...

umm yea I'm dying to bring you more zelda comics and fanfiction but they unfortunately gotta fight quite a few other things for my attention and energy 😂😭 it's like a gladiator arena in here I swear! best I can do is say that I AM chipping away at all of these things, but just... really slowly lol.

[defire]

Not to like interrogate you or anything but what sort of experience do you have with filmmaking? Like have you been a producer? Director? 1st AD? Runner? etc.? And would you feel comfortable sharing a showreel or something so we can see what sorta stuff you’ve made?Also what’s you plan funding wise?

Whatever your plan, I’m wishing you luck in pulling this together 👍 It’s a bummer I’m based in the UK, otherwise this would be a good excuse for me to invest in some sound equipment so I could be a recordist

~ @ba-bhump

Yes your question is important and valid--thank you! I hesitated to answer because I'm trying not to dox anyone associated with me...

Referencing this post

Also working title:

Tied Hand Productions

(update on the whump films idea!)

Okay I have a lot of AMATEUR experience in filmmaking. I've planned and prepared for this project for over 10 years, and since I didn't have the money for formal education (and i started off in a cult, ok), I found ways to learn on my own. Each subject below, I have at least a year of practice and some deep research into each one.

The short version is: I've done everything, but I'm especially good at music and acting. Links and more below⬇️

Lots of Autistic humor to be found in the links below--

My experience:

Screenwriting--I screenwrote about 20 short films as a teen, and later wrote these comedic skits on YouTube and these newer autism skits on Tiktok.

Producing--I produced all these videos including managing transportation, delegation, food, social media. I don't like this job. I'm not good at it. I produced some music videos [the hat is part of the costume not a political statement]. I also made product videos on Instagram.

Directing--I've directed over a dozen amateur short films with my teen siblings and friends. Largest team I led was 10 people and we won a film contest for this one.

Acting--I've been performing onstage since I was 5. I have good stage presence! I've been on a TV set a couple times and acted in all my videos. I like playing as--Oblivious Macho, autistic characters, Charismatic meanie ... I love acting; it's my favorite.

Stunts--I have 3+ years of martial arts training and I did the stunts in this "documentary" and this fight over a scarf.

Videography--I did most of the filming in the above projects. I've done framing and natural lighting experience on this Instagram account for jewelry photography.

Costuming--I can tailor some really cool stuff (cloaks, pants, old fashioned shoes, i even handmade my wedding dress). I'll include some pics below. I make jewelry. Someone else is going to have to be in charge of makeup bc I SUCK at it.

Editing--I love editing! I edited most of the above short films and music videos in Lightworks, which is basically a knockoff of Adobe Premier.

Music score--I did all the music in the above videos! I'm GREAT at composing and mastering electronic music! I have a gift for it (even if you don't like my style, I've got the skill). Here's my main online location and here's Background Sound which was made to be a collection of video background music. I've done maybe 15 short film scores.

My current Funding plan+ideas:

Using what equipment and experience our core team already has;

Post very short episodes consistently on Tumblr and Tiktok.

Focus on the series the whump community likes best and do more of that.

Get contracts to create an online collection of the whumpiest film and TV shows for a subscription. (I can't be the only one balancing out subscriptions so I can get the whump stuff from each distributor.) We put up our small projects there for free and use the subscriptions to fund bigger projects.

With a larger following for credibility, approach investors for funding bigger projects. We would never sell rights to these films and series--i believe in this too much to compromise on it.

Continue to post free content and release higher-budget films.

I don't know how to do these big deals or how to get low-level initial funding--so far I've funded everything out-of-pocket, and my pockets only have spare change.

Once we were making enough money to cover everyone's hours, we'd pay back investors and then the core team would split any additional profits.

Again these are all just ideas, and I don't have a detailed understanding of business law. One step at a time, though, right?

Clothes I made

(and if someone goes "crap i know you irl"... It would be unfair of you to keep me in the dark, come on man)

[saintmeghanmarkle]

Harry Markle Blog - Harry's Legal Antics And TWs Desperate Showreel by u/wordscapesx

Harry Markle Blog - Harry's Legal Antics And TW’s Desperate Showreel https://harrymarkle.wordpress.com/2023/12/26/harolds-legal-antics-and-tws-desperate-showreel/"Harry using the courts to air his petty grievances as part of his mission to discredit the institution of the Monarchy and to further his cause as a victim"Most of the time I agree with everything this blogger states but he/she is wrong on the media not giving them coverage anymore. The UK media is full of the Sussexes -Mirror, Hello, Daily Express, Daily Mail, Telegraph, Times, US womens magazine - a lot of glowing puff pieces. In some of the UK tabs like Mirror and Express you'll see 5-6 articles per day.Why? Because those articles get clicks and that means $$$. I don't look for that to stop anytime soon. post link: https://ift.tt/lcxYAIL author: wordscapesx submitted: December 27, 2023 at 02:40PM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit

[isagrimorie]

Hiya :) I just saw your post from a couple of weeks ago about the graphics of Seven's Borg skeleton in PIC. Tumblr being tumblr, I couldn't get into the notes of the post to ask there, so I hope it's okay I'm sending this. Do you have a link to the video where they showcase those graphics? I know a couple of the presentations the design house did on their work for Picard, but I'm always hoping to find more (mostly for the mappinglasirena blog, because that is Sirena's UI :D )

Hello!

I really like your @mappinglasirena and I'm actually inspired by your blog and I kind of want to do the same for the Constitution Class III - Titan/Ent-G!

And, I'm glad to share the video with you, I tracked it down under Andrew Jarvis who worked for Twisted Media. You can read his work for Star Trek Picard s1 here!

The showreel is embedded on his site, and I think you'll also find his interview very enlightening re: UI used for La Sirena!

Since it's on youtube, it's much easier to embed the video here:

I hope this helps!

[hologramcowboy]

Part 2 of 2

Sorry, I had another question related to my previous ask about Jared, but I want to know what you think Jensen can do to increase his visibility with buyers, because right now, all I’m seeing are events designed to increase his visibility with the fans. And sure, they also put money in his bank account, but probably not as much, or as consistently as a steady job in the industry could.

That's easy:

Get a strong, brilliant acting coach and refine his performances.

Get a branding consultation and find his brand bullseye and tag line as well as define the types under his brand umbrella.

Reshoot headshots that are in line with those characters and his core essence.

Cut his showreel and character clips in a way that is aligned with his newly defined brand.

Redesign/Realign all the other promotional materials that make up his actor package to match his brand.

Establish a strategy with his team and clear steps on how to target his desired shows/roles/evolutions.

Extend his brand to his social media presence, appearances and any other public thing he will be involved in. He needs to fully step into it in every way, including online comments.

Stay coherent and train continuosly.

Network with buyers for which his particular brand is a bullseye.

Produce high quality content that promotes his skills and talents.

Shift from trying to fake highly masculine traits to embodying elegance and charisma which is what his look is more believable for as opposed to the butch/arrogant look he forcefully tries to push that makes him look absolutely clueless about how casting perceives him.

Believe in himself and invest in opportunities, training, self care, etc, whatever he requires to unlock a deeper level of his talent and presence.

Stop taking on low stakes, low quality roles that dilute his brand and star power.

Take risks! There is no great actor without that person being someone who takes risks bravely and dynamically.

Find ways to serve the people around him instead of feeling entitled to roles, he needs to ask himself what he can bring to the industry rather than coming at it from an what he can get from it perspective. We get our dreams by allowing others to reach theirs.

The short version? Be authentic in a continuos way that will allow his buyers to know, like and trust him.

[atomiciva]

Hi hi!! Just so say in advance but for some reason i cant write questionmarks so ive just put them in brackets of where they go lmao. I wanted to shoot you a message and so I hope you dont mind but I was wondering what sort of portfolio you submitted to be able to work on Unicorn Warriors Eternal, I currently am an animator who has been struggling on getting a 2d animation job for a few years now and I was wondering if you would have any advice for someone who feels like they are struggling to get into the industry (Questionmark) Your animation for the show is amazing and I love the little bit of fanart that you made of melinda and edred too!! Once again, sorry if this is a bother but I figured that I would atleast try to ask :)

Heya! No worries at all!

I still feel super lucky honestly and I've only ever been at this one studio so far, so I don't know how helpful this is gonna be but I'll give it my best shot haha

This was my old showreel straight from the end of university which I had on my portfolio site when I applied:

https://youtu.be/42ubnrPGx2Y

I was lucky in the fact that the main thing I enjoyed doing during uni was animation clean-up in TVPaint, aaaand then I saw the job listing looking for... animation clean-up in TVPaint! I'm still not the best at rough animation, but as you can see my reel had lots and lots of clean-up examples, and that was exactly what Studio Zmei was looking for.

So, first tip: Focus your showreel on what you want to get a job for! If you're applying for rough traditional animation, show your roughs vs the final thing, or a clean-up heavy reel like mine if you wanna do clean-up, or a reel just for ToonBoom rigged animation if that's what you're applying for.

Second? Tip? Look for more obscure studios, or ask around your local studios (if you have any) if they offer internships or even junior level jobs? Studios are often really biased towards local people, and I was lucky that Zmei just happened to be situated in my home city. We often get interns not from any listings but just from people showing interest in an email. But I also know that's a bit unusual and a lot of studios are more closed off?? And going back to the more obscure studios part: The more well known a studio is, the more insane the competition to get a spot is, hence why usually it's not so much your portfolio's fault rather than the huge influx of candidates. This is where looking at general animation job listings sites can help a lot, and I even found Zmei's listing here in the first place:

https://animatedjobs.com/

aaand there's one for games too: https://gamejobs.work/

Lots of studios use these and they also have twitter/instagram pages to keep you updated as well. If a job is listed as remote, go for it! A lot of smaller studios that handle outsource animation are often starved for animators. (a lot of those do 2D rigged animation in ToonBoom or Adobe too, so it's def worth making a fresh reel for that if it's up your alley) Following a lot of studios on social media and especially LinkedIn helps too, as some of them post listings there exclusively.

And, third tip - there's no shame in starting small. I constantly get spammed by studios looking for mobile game animators or educational video animators on LinkedIn. Sure not all of those are gonna be worth looking into, but a lot of my friends started off like that. Every little bit of experience counts and builds up your CV. It's really hard to jump straight into being a rough animator, or a designer, or a storyboarder. Even my role of doing clean-up is considered more junior, and we had lots of people who did only coloring and shading too. And the more entry level version of a storyboard artist would be a storyboard revisionist. Everyone starts somewhere!

Other things like putting a direct link or linktree to your portfolio site or showreel easily accessible on all of your social medias could also help, as recruiters often have no time to dig for that stuff. (altho I'll be honest I've only ever been approached once (1) by a local studio on just instagram, so that's a really rare occurrence. still helps to be prepared though!)

I hope this was somewhat helpful haha. Good luck!!!

[intergratedpracticecasebook]

Making of: Intergrated Practice - Portfolio Presentation.

As part of this module I was tasked with giving a presentation on what type of career I wanted within the animation industry, which animation studios I would particularly want to work for (and why) and present my newly built online artist portfolio, which included links to my social media accounts.

When it was my turn to present, I mostly spoke off script and, using the slides I had produced as guides, I described the work I am, so far, most proud of, what studios I'd like to work for (mainly Kilogramme Studio for its 2D work and Mackinon & Sandars for its diverse stop-motion), and how, while mainly specialising in digital 2D and stop-motion, I didn't want to be put in a box as an artist. Showcasing in both my presentation and my showreel that I can work in a diverse array of mediums and styles, including live action puppetry.

My presentaiton was well received. My teacher particularly liked the inclusion of my live action puppetry work. He commented on how that was a unique medium to work in, and I agree. Much like animation, I personally feel live action puppetry is a very unique medium with a vast amount of potential for creative visual storytelling. Potential which, in my opinion, has been relatively unexplored in the medium of cinema. I would very much like to make more short films using exclusively live action puppets and puppet sets.

[stifanibross]

2023 Showreel from J Black Media on Vimeo.

Award-winning cinematographer and director

Narrative & Commercial

Music: Lake Nivu by Jerro Youtube: @jerromusic Instagram: @jerromusic

[aftereffectsprojects]

Minimalistic Laptop Website Promotion Motion Design from Antony Parker on Vimeo.

✔️ Get it here: templatesbravo.com/vh/item/minimalistic-laptop-website-promotion/56923509

Minimalistic Laptop Website Promotion Welcome template for making a polished, professional-looking launch video, a strong UI/UX portfolio, an effective showreel of a new WordPress template, an elegant software promo, a stylish app commercial, a stunning SEO or social media marketing tool trailer, a modern news blog or any other web service.

This is a video-mockup laptop project. 12 prepared scenes to promote your website or showcase your content on 3d generated laptops.

Template that can be used for demonstrating and advertising applications, services and websites and their user interface on laptops. The placeholders are suitable for screenshots, video and any animation. Main Features

Software: Adobe After Effects CC 2018 an

[clipvillage]

Updated NeoCinemaAI.com 2024

The second showreel by NeoCinemaAi. NeoCinemaAi, a leading Al film studio, specializes in creating groundbreaking Al-generated content and visual effects. Our team expertly blends advanced technology with artistic storytelling to produce visually captivating films and media. At NeoCinemaAi, we are setting new benchmarks in the realm of digital entertainment with our innovative fusion of art and Al. NeoCinemaAi.com Music – Uppbeat lo & Aaron Paul Low – Thought Patterns #ai #aifilm #aifilms Updated NeoCinemaAI.com, 2024 published first on https://clipvillage.com/

[riazhatvi]

How to Add Portfolio in Fiverr New Level System Fiverr 2025 🌟

Fiverr’s 2025 updates have introduced a revamped level system designed to empower freelancers and highlight their expertise. One of the most impactful changes is the increased emphasis on showcasing your portfolio. A strong portfolio not only boosts your credibility but also helps you climb Fiverr’s new seller levels faster. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to add and optimize your portfolio under Fiverr’s 2025 level system.

Why Your Portfolio Matters in Fiverr’s New Level System

Fiverr’s updated algorithm prioritizes quality, professionalism, and client satisfaction. Here’s why your portfolio is critical:

Level-Up Requirements: Higher seller levels (Level 1, Level 2, Top Rated) now require a curated portfolio to demonstrate your skills.

Client Trust: Portfolios help buyers visualize your work, reducing hesitation and boosting orders.

Search Visibility: Gig listings with portfolios rank higher in Fiverr’s search results.

New Badges: Fiverr 2025 introduces “Portfolio Excellence” badges for sellers with standout work.

Step-by-Step Guide to Adding a Portfolio in Fiverr 2025

Step 1: Prepare Your Portfolio Content

Before uploading, gather:

High-Quality Samples: 5–10 pieces of your best work (e.g., designs, code snippets, articles, videos).

Diverse Projects: Showcase different skills (e.g., logos, social media posts, UX/UI designs for graphic designers).

Client Success Stories: Add brief descriptions explaining the project goal and results (e.g., “Increased client’s website traffic by 200%”).

👉 Pro Tip: Use Fiverr’s new “Portfolio Categories” feature to organize work by niche (e.g., “Branding,” “Web Development”).

Step 2: Upload Your Portfolio to Fiverr

Log into your Fiverr account and go to your Seller Dashboard.

Click “Gigs” and select the gig you want to edit (or create a new gig).

Scroll to the “Portfolio” section (now prominently placed under the 2025 update).

Click “Add Project” and upload files (JPEG, PNG, PDF, MP4) or embed links (e.g., Behance, YouTube, Google Drive).

Add a title, description, and tags (e.g., #LogoDesign, #SocialMediaMarketing) to make your portfolio searchable.

https://example.com/fiverr-portfolio-upload.png

Step 3: Optimize for Maximum Impact

Highlight Your Best Work: Pin 3 standout projects to the top of your portfolio.

Use Keywords: Include niche-specific keywords in descriptions (e.g., “Minimalist Logo Design for Startups”).

Add Client Testimonials: Request clients to approve showcasing their project with a short review.

Update Regularly: Refresh your portfolio every 3–6 months to reflect new skills or trends.

Step 4: Leverage Portfolio Analytics

Fiverr 2025 now offers Portfolio Performance Metrics to track:

Views: How many buyers checked your portfolio.

Conversion Rate: How many viewers placed an order.

Popular Projects: Identify which samples attract the most attention. Use these insights to refine your portfolio and align with buyer preferences.

How Portfolios Affect Your Seller Level

Fiverr’s new level system rewards sellers who:

Maintain a 90%+ portfolio completion rate (i.e., gigs with portfolios).

Receive positive client reviews on portfolio-linked projects.

Consistently update portfolios to reflect current skills and trends.

Top Rated Sellers must now have at least 15 portfolio items across gigs, with 70% rated “excellent” by buyers.

FAQs About Fiverr’s 2025 Portfolio System

Can I add a portfolio to multiple gigs? Yes! Add unique portfolios to each gig to showcase niche-specific work.

What if my work is confidential? Use watermarked samples or generic descriptions (e.g., “Social Media Campaign for Fitness Brand”).

Do video freelancers need portfolios? Absolutely! Upload short clips, showreels, or embed YouTube/Vimeo links.

How long does it take to see results? Sellers report 20–30% more orders within 1–2 months of optimizing portfolios.

Pro Tips to Stand Out in 2025

Create Case Studies: Use Fiverr’s new “Project Story” template to explain your creative process.

Add Before/After Samples: Show transformations (e.g., website redesigns, editing before vs. after).

Leverage AI Tools: Use AI apps like Canva or ChatGPT to polish descriptions or design thumbnails.

Final Thoughts

Fiverr’s 2025 level system is all about proving your expertise, and your portfolio is the ultimate tool to do that. By curating a professional, keyword-rich portfolio, you’ll attract high-quality buyers, earn badges, and climb the seller ranks faster.

🚀 Ready to Level Up? Update your Fiverr portfolio today and watch your gig soar to the top of search results!

Share this guide with fellow freelancers to help them thrive on Fiverr! 💼✨

(Tag your Fiverr portfolio in the comments below — we’d love to see your work!)

[mi6014harviejosephjackson]

Research and Professional Practice 2

Before university my interest was within the realm of 2D animation on how its planned, created and overall, how it looks, but now studying animation at university my horizon has been expanded to more opportunities to develop my skills. I’ve become intrigued by character design from one of my modules that allowed me to express my creative thinking, showcasing different design ideas with unique themes. This helped me set my sights on a wide range of animation companies that have produced some of my favourite forms of media like films, TV shows and games.

This module focuses on showing my research and production material I’ve created and developed over the years studying animation towards a future client. The aim of this module is to showcase my knowledge and understanding of animation in a show reel presenting my work. There are a lot of key factors to consider when creating this show reel like what work do I want to show? How I want it to be presented? and what company do I want to present this showreel too?

[automaticvr]

Viewport XR 360 Media Showreel - Viewport

[theblogvibe]

Unlock Your Creative Potential with an Animation and VFX Degree

Unlock Your Creative Potential with an Animation and VFX Degree

The world of Animation and VFX (Visual Effects) is expanding at an incredible pace, offering limitless opportunities for creative minds to bring stories to life through stunning visuals in films, video games, and advertisements. If you have a passion for storytelling and visual artistry, pursuing an Animation and VFX degree could be your stepping stone to an exciting career.

Reliance Animation Academy offers industry-leading programs that merge artistic creativity with technical proficiency, ensuring students gain the skills and confidence needed to thrive in this competitive industry. Here’s why enrolling in an Animation and VFX course is a decision that can shape your future.

1. Cutting-Edge Curriculum Aligned with Industry Trends

A comprehensive curriculum is essential for building a strong foundation in animation and VFX. Reliance Animation Academy provides a well-structured program covering both fundamental concepts and advanced techniques to prepare students for the evolving industry landscape.

Key subjects include:

2D and 3D Animation Techniques

Advanced Visual Effects Implementation

Storyboarding and Creative Concept Development

Motion Graphics and Digital Compositing

Mastery of industry-standard tools such as Maya, Blender, and After Effects

This structured approach equips students with practical knowledge applicable to real-world scenarios.

2. Expert Mentorship for Professional Growth

Learning from industry veterans provides students with valuable insights and practical expertise. At Reliance Animation Academy, experienced mentors guide students through hands-on training, sharing industry best practices and personal insights.

Benefits of expert mentorship include:

Hands-on exposure to live industry projects

Personalized feedback to refine technical and artistic skills

Networking opportunities with professionals in the field

3. Practical Training for Real-World Application

The animation and VFX industry demands practical skills, and Reliance Animation Academy emphasizes hands-on learning to prepare students for real challenges.

Practical experiences include:

Engaging in real client-based projects

Collaborative teamwork in a studio-like environment

Staying updated with industry advancements and trends

This immersive approach provides students with the confidence to tackle professional assignments with ease.

4. Crafting an Impressive Portfolio

A well-curated portfolio is crucial to making a strong impression in the animation industry. At Reliance Animation Academy, students are encouraged to work on diverse projects that showcase their artistic and technical skills.

Portfolio-building opportunities include:

Character animation and design projects

Storyboarding for various media formats

High-quality VFX and compositing showreels

5. Internships Offering Valuable Industry Exposure

Internships provide students with practical experience in a professional setting. Reliance Animation Academy collaborates with leading animation and VFX studios to offer internship opportunities that allow students to gain hands-on exposure.

Internship benefits include:

Working alongside experienced professionals on live projects

Gaining insights into studio workflows and project management

Establishing industry connections for future opportunities

6. Career Guidance and Placement Support

Reliance Animation Academy provides end-to-end career support to help students successfully transition from academia to the professional world.

Career services include:

Professional resume and portfolio development workshops

Interview coaching and soft skills training

Assistance with job placements at top animation and VFX studios

Graduates can pursue careers as 3D animators, compositors, motion graphics artists, and more.

7. A Collaborative Learning Environment

Collaboration is a fundamental aspect of the animation and VFX industry. The academy fosters a collaborative environment where students work together on creative projects, enhancing their teamwork and communication skills.

Advantages of collaborative learning include:

Exposure to a variety of creative perspectives

Improved problem-solving and teamwork capabilities

Building strong professional relationships

8. Recognized Certification with Global Opportunities

A certification from Reliance Animation Academy enhances credibility and opens up career opportunities both nationally and internationally.

Certification advantages include:

Increased employability in top-tier animation and VFX studios

Freelance and remote work opportunities across the globe

Further specialization and advanced learning pathways

Conclusion

Pursuing an Animation and VFX degree is an investment in your creative future. Whether your dream is to work in the film, gaming, or advertising industry, Reliance Animation Academy provides the expertise, guidance, and support you need to turn your passion into a successful career.

Start your journey today and explore the boundless opportunities awaiting you in the world of Animation and VFX with Reliance Animation Academy!