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    Kill one and another seems to appear in it's place. I think this calls for an image verification system on sign up!

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    Yeah - sorry about the spam influx, guys... If you could just keep clicking the "report post" link every time you see one, I'll try to keep on top of it.

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    Well, this is my first post here on VFXTalk..

    This thread was very helpful on helping me to determine what to put on my demo reel. I still have about a year left at school to get some stuff done for it but I'll definitely be taking this stuff into consideration! Thanks!
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    Thought I'd add one of my old post to this thread.

    http://www.vfxtalk.com/forum/demo-re...oop-t5125.html
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    What do you guys think about resolution??
    How large should a showreel be?
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    Quote Originally Posted by El Oso View Post
    What do you guys think about resolution??
    How large should a showreel be?
    If it is an online reel no smaller than 640x360 for 16:9 and 640x480 for 4:3. That tends to be the ideal size/quality ratio that keeps filesize small but image quality high.
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    Since this was bumped by a spammer, I thought I'd go through and re-read it all.

    The most important stuff I learned probably with the most impact was from Bitterbri who sat down and acted like a recruiter and watched 70 horrible demo reels. This really put the demo reel stuff into perspective for me.
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    well check out my vfx demoreel and plz tell me wht missing in it....

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    This is a top 10 things not to put in your demo reel thread, not a personal link and bump to your own demo reel.
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    My demo reel will consist of 4chan images composed into a 3d cube in after effects, long live longcat.
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    Hi , A bit of a stupid question, I'm sure I know the answer already, but hey!

    Does the music for a showreel have to be Copyright free? I only ask becuase i've watched many show-reels and they seem to have big well known songs/music (e.g. I see you - from Avatar)

    Thank you
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    lol, wow, really? Song from avatar, someone's using in their reel? Show me that reel. Thats both hilarious and ridiculous.
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    Here's the reel with the Avatar theme on. It starts around 1 min 25 secs.
    http://www.vfxtalk.com/forum/marc-zi...7.html?t=23847

    I thought it was a bit ridiculous to use it but everyone seemed to praise the reel and not comment on this fact which surprised me a lot!
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    I think a lot of people use copyrighted music on their reel. Generally it's not a problem - reels aren't commercially for sale productions so I think there is a relaxed attitude to the music being used as there is with amateur films.
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