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>Let me qualify that first statement. Seasoned or talented animators are
>very hard to find. There is a glut of people who have picked up a 3D
>package, played around with it for awhile, had some fun, and now would
>like to make money at it. On the other hand, there is a huge shortage
>of people who fully understand timing, lighting, cinematography, and
>natural motion. Combine that with good creativity and the ability to
>constuct a beautiful visual, and you have a rare find.  Here at Fusion
>Films, I have been hunting for such people for months, and we haven't
>found that many. So yes, good 3D animators *are* in short supply.

Well said and very true!

Paul Davies  [e-mail]
Concept Artist-RPG/Action Games
Magnet Interactive Studios Inc.

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