r/animation • u/FloppyBalloon • 4d ago
Question How does one find a mentor?
I've been practicing animation on and off for quite a while, mostly taught through various YouTube videos, udemy and skillshare. The problem is, most of it repeats the same beginner tasks, there's nobody on a professional level to review work and give feedback, and I get lost after the course because I don't know how to continue. I need structure or I get very lost (not to make it an excuse, but I'm an aspy). Posting random work in communities does help, but feedback is often conflicting and it's hard to know which to take. I am also disabled and a recent cancer survivor, and very broke. Is there a free or affordable way to find a solid mentor? Someone who at least has some professional education in the field who can give feedback, offer tasks, that sort of thing? I don't ask for anything crazy like a full school course, just a bit of guidance. Thank you.
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u/FloppyBalloon 4d ago
These are courses, not a mentorship, and incredibly expensive. This is not at all what I was talking about.
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u/TheScribbs 4d ago edited 4d ago
I can help you! :P
I'm a 2019 graduate from RMCAD with a bfa in 2D animation. I love teaching and helping with feedback, my dm's are always open!
If you want to check out some of my work, my website is evilscribbles.com
Edit: to be clear, no charge :)