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Walk me through your understanding of CG. Which CG technologies and tools do you lean on the most in your current role?
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The interviewer wants to see that you have a complete understanding of how computer graphics software is used to make computer-generated imagery for films, television shows, games, virtual reality, and more. There are a wide variety of CG technologies and tools available to you. Be sure to take note of any tools mentioned in the Walt Disney Studios job posting. Discuss which of these align with the tools that you use in your current position or previous roles.
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"I explain CG as the art of making computer-generated images and digital graphics used in visual media. The CG technologies which I use most often, and am most comfortable with, are Bryce and Lightwave 3D. These tools allow me to 3D model, render, and animate with ease. I see that you use these tools at Walt Disney Studios. Your job posting also mentioned the use of Blender in this role. I have been teaching myself this tool in my spare time for the past 18 months. I feel comfortable using Blender for graphics editing, rigging, smoke and fluid simulation, sculpting, match moving, rendering, compositing, and soft body simulation."
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