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Hey guys, old dog here (2004 class haha). I've been in media and advertising for, god know how long now and IMO and the choice of university isn't too important. What is important though is to find out if your degree has a component where the uni places you in work experience programs with...

It's rare to find someone else with a working mic on the PS3 version of BF3. usually there's no-chatter when I jump online for a quick game after work. You're best off finding PS3 players here, adding their PSN id so you can play it as it was intended - with teamwork.

Re: Merry Christmas! ^ what he said 1 more sleep til NYE woohoo! Wish all you HSCers gets the offers they're looking for in the coming weeks.

Hi guys. Just popped by to say hi. I'm sort of new here... Hanged around back on '04 and just stumbled across here again.

Not sure what the current format is for custom titles, though it may be related to rep like SpiralFlex said. Back when it was first introduced (2004-5?) you could customise it once your rep hit a certain mark, and people exchanged rep points for good posts. Hope you find what you're looking for

Gosh haven't been on here in years... anyway below is my 2 cents. Company: Mediabrands (Media agency) What we do: we're a media/advertising agency, advising advertisers how to best reach their audience, and recommend where their ads should go i.e. on the side of a bus, which TV network, which...

Yep, definately looking forward to 5. Having played all GTAs since 1, I hope Rockstar change up the formula for this one though- the "speak to person A, drive to B, kill person C" format is getting a bit stale.

Hey guys, Its been a while since I've stumbled across this forum, about 5 or so years? Surely that makes me quite an old fart O.o Anyway, I'd be happy to help out with any questions related to jobs and starting in advertising, media, animation, etc. Hopefully there's still some other...

www.Tropfest.com.au The forum there is great for looking for volunteer work. No professional film crews will take a beginner, but the more lower-tier filmmakers don't mind. Just expect to be thrown into the usual rookie roles of Boom Operator or just carrying equipment around.

NIDA has some good crash courses in acting. So should your local community college, TAFE, art school. Or find a friend who likes to make short movies and act in them, many many times.

Depends. If that Sudanese didn't react like they did regarding Mohammed the teddy bear, the game might be out by the date marked on the trailer. Yeah I get grilled for the low-detail models and environments, but they're helluva easier to work with than the more complex ones.

Hey, that's actually pretty sweet, Legham. The link's up and running. Animation's a nice field, but it just takes way too long to get anything done, and the payoff isn't always worth it.

Working on it. No idea why the UNSW site is having problems.

Tuck your claws back in Staz. I don't know why the site's having streaming problems now. It should be fixed soon.

It's undergoing maintenance. Be patient.

I made this animation at school too. See sig. Believe me, a career as an animator is a very tough road. Unless you're totally determined to work as an animator at a relatively large company (which pays ALOT, I must admit), start early, which is what you guys have done. Keep practising, and read...

Post Production Assistant job at Converse Media. Pays good ($25-30/hour), editing together TV/web/other commercials, promos, event docos. Actually it's not as interesting as it sounds, but hey, $200/day for sitting on my ass is pretty sweet.

Find a good agent, and you'll get work. Otherwise, you won't have much chance.

Hi patty4848 (Patrick?), I may be able to help you out. First thing's first. You don't need a degree to use a camera or be an editor. That field is very hands-on and the first thing an employer looks at is previous experience and referees. Read about editing, read about camerawork. Volunteer...

Two words: click sig. :) Enjoy.