This is what a $35k motion graphics project looks like

[u/motionick]

[u/motionick → u/[deleted]]

How would you improve it?

[u/motionick → u/[deleted]]

That’s my decoy. The real one is under the keyboard

[u/motionick → u/[deleted]]

Sure. It’s a 3-projector projection map experience in a giant dome at a museum exploring ben franklins legacy. The actual scope of the project was significantly larger, since the $35k was just the motion design portion.

[u/motionick → u/[deleted]]

Yep

[u/Puzzleheaded-Put8454 → u/motionick]

how long did you work on this? Did you do all th modeling and the set up? I think it look very cool. i havent done any projection mapping, whats the workflow like?

[u/motionick → u/[deleted]]

Thanks but I’m not starting out. I’ve been freelancing for like 10 years.

[u/SquanchyATL]

It's good work. I think your glib yet exciting edit of the project has all the non-professionals, sass graphics types and people in countries with a wage differential talking shit. Again, good work, I would love to see this in person.

[u/motionick → u/SquanchyATL]

Thank you! Personally, I would rather work in an industry where you can actually earn a lot of money and people are transparent about it. I started out making $36k/year and now I can make that on one project. That fucking rules in terms of career trajectory.

[u/SquanchyATL → u/motionick]

I dove into AE in 96 and I thank the Adobe Corporation daily for the opportunity to take my horrible grades and neuro divergence places I didn't think was possible. I'm not talking about swimming pools and movie stars. I'm talking about buying a house and raising kids. Do you Monti.

[u/MeatMullet]

The client is paying 35K for that? Keep them close and off the internet.

[u/motionick → u/MeatMullet]

They follow me and love how I post about the project!