There are Away3D jobs around, just you may not find them due to the following reasons:
1. Make sure you have examples of commercial quality 3D work built by yourself and urls to preview them. 2. Not everyone wants a 3D website or even 3D components on a website. 3. Many companies have their own in house dev teams which take care of these types of projects. 4. Agencies, job specifications often state papervision, which at the end of the day is the same as Away3D, go for the job. Just make sure you can explain why Away3D is better, more productive and wiser choice to use rather than papervision, to someone who doesn't know the difference between msword and a web browser (and yes I did once have a client that didn't know this). Once you pass this part, you get to convince the techies - which is the easy part ;) 5. When flash and 3D were very young, it was virtually unheard of by the main stream, sandy for example could have become a lot more than what it was and is today. When papervision came out it was raved and praised about by many and got a lot of attention due to this. Then when the 3D craze calmed, papervision was in the memories a lot of account managers/directors, producers, designers, recruiters etc etc etc. These people usually don't bother keeping up with such technologies and just spout out names from what they can remember from past projects. This is why I think papervision is mentioned so frequently compared to Away3D. I often give a little explanation and recommendation about Away3D to people in these roles asking about 3D work and how to go about getting things built. 6. Developers who come from a papervision background often don't know Away3D exists (I was one), their work may only give them time to R&D and output the task at hand. It's our job to spread the word and get them to turn... Away3Dfrom Paperivison. :p D On 19 November 2010 02:32, Rene Tellez <[email protected]> wrote: > Most likely you are going to have create a website, post some of your demos > and hope that somebody sees it and hires you. "If you build it they will > come"...I think. Other than that, I don't know...just be creative and try to > create some sort of contacts. > > >
