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Dear game developers,

Started by June 02, 2001 11:06 PM
4 comments, last by Geek 23 years, 5 months ago
Could somebody please tell me how much a 3-D animater gets piad. Ofcourse it would change from company company but I mean relativly. How about other positions? Thank you, Geek
Anyone have the distinct feeling this should be bumped over to the Business forum??

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Drew Sikora
Executive Producer
GameDev.net

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I just graduated from college with a certificate in 3D animation, and the impression we were given is that it depends on the sort of "rank" you have. For example, the core bottom of the chain artists usually start somewhere in the low to mid-range five figure area. Supervising artists, lead artists, and positions such as that are said to make considerably more; potentially in the six-figure zone.

As I say this, keep in mind I have not yet been in the market yet so I honestly couldn''t verify any of it, but it is what I''ve been told.

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What I have been told is right on with Gaiiden.

Begining Artist: $35-70,000
Senior Artist: $71-120,000

Kinda depends on what you do exactly... Just modeling the figures? Or animating them too? If you do both, you''d get a bunch load of money. (at least from what I''ve heard...)

Alex Ford
PointSoft EA Co., Ltd.
http://www.pointsoftonline.com
quote: Original post by PointSoft

What I have been told is right on with Gaiiden.


Um, I think the kudos goes to RDSFan, I''m the one who got this in the right forum so GeekBoy over here (oops, I mean just Geek ) could get the answers he wanted. Carry on.



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"Need more eeenput..."
- #5, "Short Circuit"
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Drew Sikora
Executive Producer
GameDev.net

Oh yea, I guess your right... lol :-P I must have been looking at your name when I was writeing that sentense...

Alex Ford
PointSoft EA Co., Ltd.
http://www.pointsoftonline.com

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