Butterfly Designs

A project

2011-12-25T14:47:00.001+02:00

You can say i just made materials and render, I know it still need more work but i don't care it canceled!

مهرجان الأفلام القصيرة للمجتمع العربى للجرافيك

2011-12-13T15:22:00.001+02:00

اقرأ تفاصيل المهرجان على مهاويس

مهرجان الأفلام القصيرة للمجتمع العربى للجرافيك | مهاويس نظم

Hand

2011-09-27T19:38:00.000+02:00

Just Playing :)

Villa فيلا

2011-06-03T22:13:00.003+02:00

New Render

Kitchen مطبخ

2011-05-28T00:23:00.003+02:00

New Render

Swan Lake بحيرة البجعه :)

2011-05-23T18:08:00.000+02:00

كنت بدور على حاجه معينه على اليوتيوب عشان اعمل انيميشن منها

جت الفيديوهات دى قدامى بالصدفه وانا اصلا بحبها من زمان

استفذتنى فقولت هعملها .. طبعا مش كبير جزء صغير منها

يارب يعجبكوا :)

Pen قلم

2011-03-24T19:43:00.003+02:00

أنا صممت ده من فتره باستخدام الالستراتور من توتوريال

Reception غرفة استقبال

2010-11-24T23:02:00.001+02:00

Conference Room غرفة اجتماعات

2010-11-20T17:57:00.006+02:00

Wristwatch ساعة يد

2010-11-13T13:06:00.003+02:00

In blur environment!

Class 2 - Exercise 10

2010-11-10T16:17:00.001+02:00

Class 2 - Exercise 9

2010-11-01T23:16:00.001+02:00

Class 2 - Exercise 8

2010-10-08T14:17:00.001+02:00

Class 2 - Exercise 7

2010-09-15T17:18:00.002+03:00

Class 2 - Exercise 6

2010-09-12T14:07:00.002+03:00

Class 2 - Exercise 5

2010-09-07T00:32:00.002+02:00

Class 2 - Exercise 4

2010-09-04T14:21:00.002+02:00

Class 2 - Exercise 3

2010-08-31T17:27:00.002+02:00

Class 2 - Exercise 2

2010-08-29T16:39:00.003+02:00

Class 2 - Exercise 1

2010-08-27T14:19:00.001+02:00

3Ds MAX Course By Me

2010-08-23T17:20:00.006+02:00

Pick your place at the "3Ds Max"course by Marwa Fahmy.

http://confluence.catreloaded.net/display/CATWWW/3Ds+Max+course

https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=dEZOTHc3eGdhaE9EOEx2WXNhQ3RtS1E6MQ#gid=0

Exercise 9

2010-08-21T17:17:00.002+02:00

Exercise 8

2010-08-20T18:28:00.002+02:00

Exercise 7

2010-08-20T02:36:00.002+02:00

Exercise 6

2010-08-18T17:40:00.002+02:00

Exercise 5

2010-08-17T14:12:00.002+02:00

Exercise 4

2010-08-17T00:14:00.003+02:00

Exercise 3

2010-08-15T18:03:00.002+02:00

Exercise 2

2010-08-14T15:40:00.002+02:00

Exercise 1

2010-08-14T15:25:00.004+02:00

Hello,

If you don't know, I was choose to be Animator because i love animation very much in general especially character animation ...

I was started to learn animation principles 2 years ago, I passed almost exercises but unfortunately the school i was learned at was closed :( !

but i decided to continue learning by myself isA.

Now i want to share with you my exercises, hope you like it :)!

Exercise 1

CAT (WIP)

2010-05-22T11:07:00.004+03:00

CAT Scope 11 schedual

2010-05-11T12:43:00.001+03:00

The fifth announced session :: Ahmed Soliman :: "NoSQL – The road to infinite scalability"

2010-05-04T15:21:00.002+03:00

The fourth announced session :: Mohammed Mahmoud :: "PHP Ignite With ORM Integration Taste"

2010-05-04T00:29:00.001+03:00

The third announced session :: Mohammed Gamal :: "Git source control system"

2010-05-02T23:03:00.003+03:00

The second announced session :: Ahmed Mekkawy :: "Virtualization techniques and cloud computing"

2010-05-02T19:18:00.001+03:00

Please, I wanna be a hacker..

2010-05-01T12:19:00.009+03:00

Now we will announce for first session in CAT Scope 11.

CAT Scope 11

2010-04-30T20:35:00.005+03:00

CAT Scope is a 3 or 4 days conference, organized by the CATReloaded Team where pure technical sessions are held by highly experienced Engineers and Computer Lovers.

Those sessions concentrate on IT generally, Computer Science and some sessions may be talking about soft-skills.

Scope sessions range from novices to gurus level.Some sessions may contain only an overview of a technology, and some may be like a detailed tutorial or a workshop.

Starting from 12 May to 16 May, 2010, we will be holding the eleventh CAT Scope, at the faculty of Engineering, Mansoura University, Rashad Albadrawy’s Hall.

If you don’t know what’s CAT Scope, you can read about it, check the speakers page and register your ID after you are convinced that this event deserves your time and attention.

If you want to help us organizing CAT Scope, If you are searching for how to be a sponsor for CAT Scope 11, you can visit the event's website: http://scope.catreloaded.net

Follow us also on twitter: https://twitter.com/CAT_Scope
on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events

Color Theory

2010-02-17T18:30:00.006+02:00

Hello

I faced a lot of problems because i don't know how to choose colors ,

in fact because i love purple, i was always use this color in any design,
really i wasn't know that there is color theory and meanings for colors ,

but from few days i have read article with this heading " Color Theory For Designers ",

i want to share a brief about that article " The meaning of colors", hope you like it

Red: Passion, Love, Anger
Orange: Energy, Happiness, Vitality
Yellow: Happiness, Hope, Deceit
Green: New Beginnings, Abundance, Nature
Blue: Calm, Responsible, Sadness
Purple: Creativity, Royalty, Wealth
Black: Mystery, Elegance, Evil
Gray: Moody, Conservative, Formality
White: Purity, Cleanliness, Virtue
Brown: Nature, Wholesomeness, Dependability
Tan or Beige: Conservative, Piety, Dull
Cream or Ivory: Calm, Elegant, Purity

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Hue is color (blue, green, red, etc.).
Chroma is the purity of a color (a high chroma has no added black, white or gray).
Saturation refers to how strong or weak a color is (high saturation being strong).
Value refers to how light or dark a color is (light having a high value).
Tones are created by adding gray to a color, making it duller than the original.
Shades are created by adding black to a color, making it darker than the original.
Tints are created by adding white to a color, making it lighter than the original.

Making of Tiger Zoo

2010-01-30T19:23:00.001+02:00

Making of Tiger Zoo by MassimoRighi

Nature '

2009-12-28T00:00:00.005+02:00

Hello,
long time i didn't post here , really i miss to work a gain and make new things better ..

I want to share some old works from last vacation i made them in the course .
hope you like it

I Need You

2009-09-23T00:27:00.003+02:00

Hello all,
this is one from my first designs by Photoshop ,
hope you like it :)

Nature

2009-08-13T23:19:00.004+03:00

Hello :)
there is my first work by Bryce .
hope you like it ..!

Bedroom

2009-07-19T01:55:00.004+03:00

Al salamo 3alaykom

this is a task from Multimedia Course ,
I used max 2008 and vray.

hope you like it

Hackers Duo

2009-06-29T19:28:00.003+03:00

Assalamu A'alaykum,

We are thrilled to invite you to one of the most important events of the H4ck3rZ Foundation during the year, the one which will take 2 days and is called "H4ck3rZ Duo". The sessions will start next Saturday 4/7/2009 and will end on Sunday 5/7/2009.

The event will be held in 21 Lectures hall in faculty of engineering, Mansoura university and the event is sponsored by the Fedora Project Organization.

More details will come soon isA.

You can check the schedual here

Billiardo Hall

2009-06-18T21:09:00.002+03:00

Software : Max 2009 & Vray.

MUG

2009-06-14T19:51:00.004+03:00

Hey,
This is a new tutorial for me .
Just modeling a MUG like this ..!

Hope you like it

Download

My News ...

2009-06-10T01:18:00.009+03:00

Hi all,
Long period i didn't write any new thing here!
I have something new, that i will start MULTIMEDIA course at 20 from this month.
I think this is a great step for me to start new life .

new thing : I will start WEB DESIGN course next saturday isA
Pray for me please

Top 10 Tips for Landing a Job In 3D by Jeremy Birn

2009-05-24T18:45:00.003+03:00

1. Be Good.

Schools selling computer graphics as a career skill tend to gloss over this dirty little secret: you have to be good at this stuff. There are a lot of students going for a limited number of jobs, so a lot of the class is not really going to break into the industry - only the ones who can become really good are likely to make it.

You don't have to be good at everything, of course, but your career will not take off until you get really good at something. You need to show professional level skills in at least one area, such as modeling, character rigging, effects, character animation, shader development, texture painting, lighting, or compositing. Several skills are better than just one, but you need at least one to be hired as a pro. The best way to learn is to start by going through the whole process, and then go back and focus more on the areas where you feel most confident or have the most fun.

Schools that try to train students specifically for computer arts jobs often don't have the high placement rates in the industry that their recruiters imply. One reason for this is that studios hire a diverse range of people, with a lot of different backgrounds: degrees in Illustration, Film, Fine Art, Architecture, Philosophy, Physics, of course lots of people with Computer Science degrees, and people with combinations of useful degrees and previous job experience. The only thing tying them together is that somehow they each became really good at something that feeds into the production pipeline.

Being good at what you do is my number one piece of career advice to anyone, and in the end it's the only one that really matters.

2. Network and Promote Yourself.

Computer Graphics is actually a very small industry; you keep running into the same people over and over in different contexts, companies, courses, and conventions. It's actually fairly easy to make a reputation for yourself (good or bad) that will precede you at any company where you are seeking work.

Focus first on your reputation with the people around you, in school or your current job. The people who have actually worked with you are your most important contacts and references, they can let you know about jobs or help you get into different companies. Make a website for yourself, first with obvious elements such as work samples, but expand it with information for other 3D artists. When you are able, make helpful posts on internet discussion groups, do some speaking, writing, teaching, or other constructive things to get your name out into larger channels.

If you are speaking a second language, focus on language skills as a higher priority than 3D. If you can't communicate well with your boss or director, then all the artistic and technical skills in the world would be worthless, because you still wouldn't be producing the graphics that the director wanted.

If you're a student, put your work on the web as soon as you have things you're proud of. Don't wait until you graduate to start a site, putting it up earlier helps to build connections, get feedback, and could lead to a job or internship.

3. Fully Explain your 3D Skills on your Resume

As companies cut back on things like on-the-job training (which has always been something of a myth anyway), explaining your specific software skills becomes more and more important. A lot of students seem to type a block of program titles into their resume, including some that they have used little or rarely, and perhaps one or two in which they are experts. Without professional experience using any of those packages, those little software lists are almost meaningless. Instead of just listing program titles, you should document what you've actually done with each program. For example:

For each program, the main things you want to explain are: how much you've used it, what you've done with it, and what you're good at doing with it. Alternately, you could also flip this format around, and list your skills in boldface, with the software and techniques outlined underneath. For example:

Either way, you are being clear and specific about exactly what you can do, not just providing a vague list of skills or software titles. This kind of skills description is vital if you are a student or just got out of school, and you don't have a lot of professional experience to list on your resume yet. After you have worked on more productions and have more professional experience, you might want to shorten this section of your resume and make more room for descriptions of the specific jobs you've done.Either way, you are being clear and specific about exactly what you can do, not just providing a vague list of skills or software titles. This kind of skills description is vital if you are a student or just got out of school, and you don't have a lot of professional experience to list on your resume yet. After you have worked on more productions and have more professional experience, you might want to shorten this section of your resume and make more room for descriptions of the specific jobs you've done.

4. Do Some Research.

Learn about the companies you apply to, so that you can customize your resume and cover letter to highlight the most relevant of your skills. You want to print small quantities of resumes at a time, and edit them to highlight game-related skills on an application to a game company, echo language from an advertised job description, or customize them for a situation such as adding your local contact information while you are at the SIGGRAPH conference.

If you are invited in for an interview, study everything you can about the company beforehand, so that you can ask intelligent questions at the interview, or mention specific examples of the company's work that you admire or feel that you could contribute to.

Find out as much about the industry as you can, so that you can find opportunities others might have overlooked. It pays to apply to smaller and less well-known companies, instead of just the biggest and most famous companies that everyone applies to. Read the credits of movies, TV shows, and video games to find out who is doing work on projects that you might be interested in. Read magazines like Cinefex and Computer Graphics World, and go to conferences like SIGGRAPH and the Game Developers Conference, to meet more people in the industry. Stay in touch with old friends and co-workers who can be the source of job tips. Quite often, the key to getting a job is finding out about it.

5. Learn to spell.

A mistake from a showreel that was sent to me - don't let this be yours!

Every word on your demo reel and resume should be 100% verified for correct spelling. A lot of the words you need to spell will not be in your word processor's automatic spell-checker, so also check company websites or software documentation for the correct spellings of program names and technical terms.

People hurt themselves when they spell badly. When someone said she knew "Stradda Studio," but spelled it wrong on her resume, it made me wonder how often she had even seen the splash screen. A guy claimed that he worked with "presicion," which undermined his own point. If you want to look like a pro, proof-read your work carefully.

A mistake from a showreel that was sent to me - don't let this be yours!

6. Keep your showreel short and simple.

Delete any weak work. It's better to have a short reel with only one or two projects on it, than to include anything that doesn't represent the best quality professional work that you are capable of today. The first rule of editing is: "if in doubt, leave it out!"

If you are showing modeling, shading, or texturing with a turn-table animation (the model rotating 360 degrees in front of the camera), don't make them too long or slow. 180 frames should be plenty, and it does not need to spin around more than once.

If you have a strong portfolio of illustration, life drawing, painting, sculpture, or other artwork that is relevant to the job you're applying for, digitize it and include a brief presentation of some of your best images at the end of your showreel, but only show a few and only hold them on screen for four or five seconds.

You don't need to add music - most professionals review showreels with the sound turned off or very low.

HINT: For a quick, simple portfolio site, start with the Adobe Photoshop function File > Automate > Web Photo Gallery... to turn a directory of images into jpeg, html, and thumbnails for navigation. For general webpage editing, if you don't know HTML, nothing's simpler than Netscape's built-in Composer window.

7. Show Original Work.

Don't fill your portfolio with copies of other people's designs and characters, especially not rip-offs from the companies you are applying to!

Even if it shows reasonably strong technical skills, copied designs are likely to look bad in comparison to the more famous original, and you will look like less of an artist if you fail to produce original art. Try to depict things that are local or personal: your hobby, your hometown, something that is important to you, or something that fits with your personal style (if you have one.) Your work in modeling, animation, and rendering will be improved if you learn to observe detail and draw from real life, matching your 3D work to a familiar piece of reality. By focusing on something special to you, you'll create more unique and memorable work.

8. Don't bluff or puff on your resume.

If you were a Lab Assistant in your school's computer lab, don't write "Multi-Platform System Administrator" as a job title - just say you were a Lab Assistant. If you want to explain what you did on the job, add bullet-points underneath. For example:

If you are a student looking for your first real job, there's no point in adding a "Professional Experience" section to your resume if you have nothing substantial to list there. Similarly, don't bother inventing a name and logo for a fictional production company; that won't help you find a job.

Companies are looking for big artistic talent, without the typical big artist's ego - being straightforward, honest, and realistic about your work shows that you are the kind of person we'd like to work with.

9. Don't over-decorate your demo reel, resume, or website.

When companies ask for a VHS demo reel showing your work, do send a VHS tape, not some other format of media. Spend your time on the content, not the packaging. You will not get any extra points for fancy color printing or making a logo for yourself. Label the tape with your name and contact information, copy some of your best work onto it, and add clear straightforward titles. Edit straightforwardly, don't cut back and forth between projects or use any fancy transitions.

On the web, too much graphic design or multi-media can distract from your 3D work, and often can't be seen within companies using Netscape on Linux, or operating behind a firewall that prevents users from downloading new plug-ins. Don't limit the visitor in any way from marking an image as a Favorites or Bookmark, using the navigation buttons at the top of the web browser, or resizing the window to fill a 21" monitor. Don't expect everyone to be able to view Microsoft Word format files, either; clean, simple HTML is the best way to design a portfolio website. If you have access to different kinds of computers, test your site in Netscape and other browsers, on Windows, Mac, SGI, and Linux systems.

10. Get Your Foot In The Door.

In many studios, you find top people who initially started as interns. The key is getting in the gate in the first place.

Companies fill most new positions from within. When there's a new position to fill, most managers would rather promote a qualified intern to the position, rather than hiring a stranger, even if some outside applicant had better work on his reel.

Internal promotion makes sense because it helps companies fill positions with reliable people who work well in the team, already know their way around the in-house tools, and know the pipeline at the company. Internal promotion also saves the company money compared to hiring only people who were experienced at other companies, and motivates and rewards good work in all the departments.

If you can get into a good company, through an internship, production assistant job, or any production job (even at a low rank such as rotoscoping or match-move), then you may be able to work your way up by learning the pipeline and learning the in-house tools, and get into a good job at the good company faster than if you spent the extra years in school, working by yourself, or as a big fish in a small pond.

Ring

2009-04-25T23:12:00.004+03:00

Software : 3Ds MAX 9, 3Ds MAX 2009, Vray

3Ds MAX 2010

2009-04-16T12:55:00.002+02:00

Now you can download 3Ds MAX 2010 from Autodest from here

Enjoy

Learn how to make materials

2009-04-14T22:47:00.003+02:00

Here CD learn you how to make materials for 3Ds Max & Unreal engine
using Photoshop CS 3

enjoy

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
Part 8

My Presentation In PixiDay 2

2009-04-07T23:04:00.015+02:00

A week ago was PixiDay 2

I present session on it under title
Animation Principles

you can see slides here

| Get your Presentation Pack

Pixiday 2

2009-03-30T17:41:00.006+02:00

Pixicat Foundation Invites you to Attend Pixiday 2 , 31/3/2009
in Mansoura university - Faculity of engineering
Dr - Rashad El badrawy Hall

from 10 AM to 4 PM

And here our schedual

We On Facebook

Don't Miss It

C@T Scope 10

2009-03-16T22:27:00.005+02:00

Details

WordCamp Egypt || Depiak foundation

2009-03-06T23:49:00.016+02:00

Hello all
This topic will be different from my posts here , you can read and know

Do you have passion to join the first WordCamp in Egypt, one of the most famous IT gatherings in the whole world? depiak has contacted Automattic, the company behind Wordpress and WordCamp Organizers, and we have been discussing if we can have our own Egyptian WordCamp, all organized by depiak.

What is WordCamp?

WordCamp is a conference type of event that focuses squarely on everything WordPress. Everyone from casual end users all the way up to core developers show up to these events. These events are usually highlighted by speeches or keynotes by various people. Kindly, Maya Desai who is responsible for organizing such events, sent us their schwag, in the photo below, - these kind of stuff doesn't appear in Wordpress Shop - to help us organizing the event.

What is Depaik ?

Depiak is CAT authorized foundation that concern evey thing related to
web like web design , web development , …etc . It’s managed by a great
team of developers and designers .
First WordCamp in Egypt will be help by Depiak .

They Say

We are planning to have it within 2-3 weeks from now, might be in Faculty of Engineering, Mansoura University, but we are still not sure, we are looking for a bigger hall . We are also still looking for sponsors, so if you know a company that needs to sponsor a Multi-National event, please let us know to contact them with our sponsorship deals - which are not too expensive btw -.

If you are a developer, designer or even a company who is looking for any of those, I can assure you that this event is for you. Also if you want to collaborate with a session in the same event, please let us know, sessions should be exclusively Wordpress and till now we have almost 4 sessions, the schedule will be announced soon, so you should hurry up.

If you are a designer, and want to collaborate in the marketing campaign for a Multi-National event, this is your chance, it will be great putting something like this in your CV!

Directly contact us , for any details or questions.

Helpful Links:
Facebook Event's Page

Thanks in Advance!

I say

In Arabic

New Render For calculator

2009-02-21T00:08:00.007+02:00

Because My new template I will put my new render to Calculator, I shared it before , Really I made it from a period not long and share it in 2 sites .
Here it is ...
I used Vray in render and I did'nt put any lights .
maybe I will share you it again in new scene

My First Try to Make Catroon Character

2009-01-15T12:49:00.005+02:00

Really I'm very happy to do this model , becuase this is one of my dreams since I began learning CG specially 3D .

To Be continued ...

Happy Feast

2008-12-09T00:43:00.005+02:00

Calculator

2008-11-26T21:25:00.007+02:00

After the setback which occurred to me - Lost all my works -
I returned again

Hope you like it

Start From ZERO :(

2008-11-11T18:08:00.007+02:00

Really I'm very Sad because some problems occured to my lap, and I lost ALL MY WORKS
Yea , I can say that I will start from ZERO , I can't beleive this .
this is very hard thing at least in this period .
pray for me please .

Vase

2008-10-27T22:51:00.011+02:00

Hello
There is my first TUT here .. I tried to Explain two modifire ( LATHE & LOFT ) , in simple TUT ..!
Hope You like it

Part 1
Part 2

and there is the Max file

Rain

2008-10-24T22:35:00.009+02:00

Because what happen today , and because I love Rain ..
see this

A pache

2008-10-13T20:06:00.008+02:00

Now I will put something defferent because it not easy but was an enjoyable experience
I have used mental ray in rendering and lighting and Panorama sky
Hope you like it

How To Start ?

2008-10-12T19:39:00.007+02:00

In this Post I will till you how you can start learning 3D's MAX - and every thing you want to learn -.
I'm totaly with self learning because in a lot of things and a lot of positions you will NOT find who will learn you or advice you ...!

First : You must start with tools in the programs and learn what it do, and how to use it .
Second :You can start with help in the program - any program - .
Third : You must make all thing by hand to be sure that you learned and understand it .
Forth : You must use your imagination in your design , this will gives you self-confidence .
fives : You must do not be expected that you will do what you want from first time .
sixth : Be patient to gain experience .

I hope to be useful to you all , I want if anyone need something don't hesitate ever .

Diamond Ring

2008-10-09T16:22:00.011+02:00

Now I will put something different something I like it and love it
hope you all like it like me

"Animation Writing and Development: from Script Development to Pitch"

2008-10-08T19:44:00.013+02:00

When I search through Internet, looking for animation Tuturial,
I found this subject, In fact I surprised from what I read and known about this woman ,
I wished that I will be like her in one day .

Article Focus:
Author/Animator/Musician Michael Hurwicz examines "Animation Writing and Development: from Script Development to Pitch" by Jean Ann Wright, and finds it inspiring and informative. Definitely recommended for anyone who wants a career in writing for animation, or who is developing an animation script or idea. Wright is a seasoned industry professional, and it shows.

Check out Jean Ann Wright's profile and you'll see the big reason why her book "Animation Writing and Development: from Script Development to Pitch" is worth reading. Wright just plain knows what she's talking about. Her insider status is highlighted throughout the book by the supporting materials she's able to muster: stills, bibles, storyboards and scripts from shows like Sony Pictures' Jackie Chan Adventures, Time Warner's Powerpuff Girls, and Paramount's The Wild Thornberrys,

In addition, Wright is a teacher; she knows how to communicate what she knows. In fact, much of the book reads like a very detailed outline for a course on animation writing. A lot of it consists of questions, checklists and exercises. You'll get as much out of these as you put into them. I found the questions, in particular, extremely useful in thinking through a completed -- but not perfected -- script. "What are your characters' goals in each scene? Which character is driving each scene? What are your characters' feelings in each scene?" There are literally hundreds of questions like these in the book to help you probe your work and yourself. You can become that friendly yet unforgiving critic that takes your script to that next level.

Wright reminds you of many of the basic types things you'd likely learn in any class on writing, like:

"The hero or heroine must be the most interesting character in the story. If he's not, then you might consider centering the story around the colorful character instead, making him the protagonist."
"... kids like characters they can identify with, characters that appear to be like them in one or more ways."
"... stories must have a beginning, middle and end."

So you can use the book to consider hundreds of ways to enhance your script or detect and correct basic weaknesses.

Wright offers tons of tips covering everything from giving your main a character a flaw to overcome (Shrek's misanthropy), knowing your audience ("Because male teens are the biggest buyers, many films center on the theme of childishness losing out to adulthood ...") to satisfying the network censors.

She also goes into the minutiae of what a treatment, project bible, storyboard or script should look like, how long it should be, what your goals should be as you're creating one.

She covers business aspects, too, like making sure you get a hired artist to sign a "Work for Hire" agreement before setting pen to paper, or the advisability of getting an entertainment lawyer to present your project, so that you don't have to sign a release which she likens to "signing away your firstborn." She talks about marketing, pitching, agents and finding work.

In fact, Wright doesn't miss much when it comes to advising the aspiring animation writer.

The book has a decent index, so you have a good chance of finding things when you need them. It also has a 13-page glossary, which can help you sound like you know what you're talking about. Come to think of it, you actually will know what you're talking about.

Some of the early chapters failed to enthuse me. The chapter on the history of animation, for instance, is basically a who's-who. It's good information, but it could have been consigned to an appendix. I felt the same way about the early chapter on human development, designed to help you target material to kids of certain age ranges. Still, it does emphasize the fact that if you're writing for kids, you're expected to know this stuff.

The supporting materials take up a lot of space. One Jackie Chan script with storyboards takes over 50 pages in a book that's less than 350 pages long. That being said, I found these some of the most interesting and useful parts of the book, perhaps because I learn better by example than by instruction. I mention this mainly to point out that the part of the book actually written by the author would be a fairly slim volume. Partly, this is a result of the author's concise, punchy writing style.

Overall, I found this book inspiring, useful and informative. I definitely recommend it to anyone interested in animation writing on a professional level.

A hall

2008-10-07T19:09:00.009+02:00

Here I will put every step was omitted almost in this work,
hope you like it

Library furniture

2008-10-06T12:17:00.010+02:00

This my Library furniture
I made it almost in one day , and I was very happy when I finished it
I hope you all be happy from it like me :)

Nokia 7610

2008-10-04T16:56:00.012+02:00

Ok,
now this is my old mobile
hope you like it .

Animated Fire

2008-10-02T15:40:00.015+02:00

Hey

I will post here a video ( animation ) ,
I do it from tutorial , I want to say that I like animation more than modeling ,
but like I said before that I'm still a beginner .
I hope you all like it , and I want your comments .

My First Works...!

2008-09-25T22:17:00.004+02:00

Hello

I will Begin by all my simple works by 3Ds MAX ,
I know that this works is very simple and not completed
But I will post all my works soon isA , and I hope you all enjoy to see my work , and I need all helps from you to be better
let's begin..!

Hope you like it

How I started?

2008-09-21T13:44:00.010+02:00

In The Name Of ALLAH

I will write in first post here how I started to regime change my life from red tape to education and knowledge of real life .
I'm In Mansoura University- Faculty of Engineering , In the first two years I didn't know more than just attend lectures and in most of the time I didnt understand something, which explains!!!

In the third year of starting to feel bored by routine where I live, there has been an idea that I have joined any team in college, only to change the pattern of my life and do something new , but I don't make anything .

After this phase, on days when I was going to college, I saw Iaft symbolizes the family of so-called CAT , It contains about anything related to computer , There will be a SCOPE ,So I decided to attend and see what these people do .

When I attended a different world entirely me , I did't know anything about they are talking about, although I - should - Electronics Division. Step by step began absorbed this world , And learn things which they are explan and, more importantly, I learned how I'm out to the outside world - to some extent - .

In fact I was't able to identify exactly what I want , firstly I joined H4ck3rZ foundation ,all of them deal with LINUX , and know and learning programing .
I attended LINUX course and I learned other things about programming like HTML and PHP .

But I also had joined another Foundation called PixiCat they are deal with all thing about Graghics , I attended the workshops with them in Photoshop and Flash , and I had got 3Ds MAX course beyond period ,, Here I know what I want ,
yes but wait I also need to know anything about everything , just general knowledge .
Oh, there is another foundations in CAT , Depiak ,Fighters and CSED . Yes, I'm still not professional in MAX but I hope to be in one day , and I do what I can to do .
And I know that I'm still in the beggining of the road .