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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have been working in the computer gaming industry for a number of years now and more recently I've been thinking about going freelance as a animator and moving over to TV or possibly film. My problem with this is I have no experience with dealing with TV type projects and the<br />
companies that would need this sort of thing. I have many years 3D<br />
experience and have the 3D skills needed but i'm unsure on a few other<br />
points. If anyone could answer these simple questions i'd be very<br />
grateful.<br />
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1. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;What format would a company need a animation in. Working in games, I<br />
use CD and AVI etc. TV of course wouldn't want AVI, but would they need<br />
a list of TGA files, Mpeg etc.?<br />
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2. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;How would a company need the final animation outputted? to tape, on<br />
CD as a list of TGA files etc.?<br />
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3. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Do freelance animators for TV also need the ability to add there own<br />
sounds, meaning you really need a production house, or would sound be<br />
provided, or even added latter after the animation was sent to the<br />
client?<br />
<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Thanks
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                I have been working in the computer gaming industry for a number of years now and more recently I've been thinking about going freelance as a animator and moving over to TV or possibly film. My problem with this is I have no experience with dealing with TV type projects and the
companies that would need this sort of thing. I have many years 3D
experience and have the 3D skills needed but i'm unsure on a few other
points. If anyone could answer these simple questions i'd be very
grateful.

1.      What format would a company need a animation in. Working in games, I
use CD and AVI etc. TV of course wouldn't want AVI, but would they need
a list of TGA files, Mpeg etc.?

2.      How would a company need the final animation outputted? to tape, on
CD as a list of TGA files etc.?

3.      Do freelance animators for TV also need the ability to add there own
sounds, meaning you really need a production house, or would sound be
provided, or even added latter after the animation was sent to the
client?

        Thanks

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