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Demystifying The Job Search
Job hunting can be a daunting prospect.
I've written these guides to help break down each stage of the process, so you can navigate the VFX, animation and games industry with confidence.


Assessing Job Postings: How to Read Between the Lines
Before you can start thinking about crafting your cover letter or resume, you need to find jobs to apply to. The most common places to look are company websites, LinkedIn, networking contacts, and online job boards. Once you've found a role that interests you, the real work begins. Your job as a new grad or junior artist is to make it as easy as possible for the recruiter and hiring manager to understand why you are a fit for the role they're trying to fill. That starts with
Laura Coumbe
May 215 min read


Mastering Interview Do's and Don'ts for Career Success
Photo credit: LinkedIn Sales Solution So you've been invited to attend an interview! First things first - take a breath. The process is a lot less terrifying than it might feel, and a bit of preparation goes a very long way. Here's everything you need to know from the moment you get that email to the moment you send your thank-you note. Before You Even Book In You'll probably be given a few time slot options to choose from. If you can, pick the time that works best for you -
Laura Coumbe
May 198 min read


Networking Tips and Tricks
Whether you’re just starting in the VFX, Animation or Games industry or looking to expand your professional circle, networking is one of the most powerful tools in your job search toolkit. Networking is not just about exchanging links or connecting on LinkedIn. It’s about building genuine relationships that can lead to mentorship, collaboration, and career advancement. In the VFX, Animation or Game industry, where creativity and innovation are paramount, having a strong netwo
Laura Coumbe
May 157 min read
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