Hi All I know this doesn't belong here but I found it some thing so funny I just knew I had to share it. I received this in my e-mail today from one of my old professors who gets hit up for jobseekers and forwards it to us. I have removed the company name to protect the ridiculous.
"we are on a very tight schedule with our current project.
> Unfortunately, we have put off the CG elements of the film until the very
> last minute, but perhaps a student would be interested in helping us out by
> doing these shots? We cannot pay at this point, but we promise copy and
> credit, and a potential for this to turn into a long series of projects with
> the possibility of pay a long way down the road. This is a terrific
> opportunity for anyone just starting out.
>
> By this Friday afternoon (5/30), we need the following:
>
> 1. We start from a shot of a character's hand with a blue-footed booby on
> it (we will provide the initial hand shot), and the camera pulls back very
> slowly away from the earth to reveal galaxies and the universe, all the
> while following the bird as he flies into infinity. This shot will last
> approx. 3 minutes.
>
> 2. We need a fake time-lapse sequence of this same bird hatching from an
> egg and growing into adulthood. Would prefer for the background/environment
> to look like time-lapse, so we'd need the lighting changes of days passing
> and seasons changing, over the course of a year. Keep in mind that his
> feathers will have to go from baby chick feathers to adult ones, through
> several molting stages. Perhaps growing and dying flowers in the
> foreground, to signify the time passing? I don't know if there will be time
> for that.
>
> 3. We need a shot of the Transformers fighting, but we will change their
> faces a bit. Similar style to the movie. Also refer to Narnia as a
> reference (the robot parts, not the animals).
>
>
> These shots will have to be photo-real in order to match the rest of our
> film, which is photographed with a film camera. I still don't know much
> about computers or animation, but I assume we need someone with a good
> familiarity with Photoshop, or maybe Flash or Shockwave Director.
>
> Thanks for your help, and if anyone has time to work on this, please
> have them email me!"





