Sergei Kosin
Sergei had previously been a student at PCA and had come in
to talk to us about his work with green screen effects, also he was wanted to
talk to us about our roles and what we wanted to specialize in once we had
left.
He asked me personally what I wanted to do, my response was
" I do a bit of everything" he then explained how that may not be the
best way to market myself to the film industry simply because employers are
looking for people with specific skill sets and knowledge, hence how the
industry has become more freelance orientated within the last few years. He
concluded by saying that maybe I should pick something and continue to learn
new things i.e. editing then I can effectively market myself with a confirmed
job role.
Sergei went into detail about his experiences as a visual effects artist and went into
detail about how to combat the ever increasing work load that can suddenly come
in. He talked about when It's best to bring more people in and how to
effectively manage a team of employees. He went on to help us set up and direct
a shot in green screen, essentially a head replacement on a character.
Whilst I found the lecture interesting and insightful, I did
find that the job role he had described was not something that particularly
peaked my interest. By then i knew that I would most likely be staying to study
my PGCE at the university and that my heart and my professional passion was
rooted in artistic theory and contextual study rather than an industry where I
would expected to develop myself within technical roles
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