Guys and or Gals I am looking for paid or non paid work! I just love VR and decided this week that I was going to do my best to be involved any way I can. I am currently learning Unreal 4 and hoping to release something in the near future of my own but so far its proving to be a process and not to many people here in Tn are into VR like I am! PM me for contact info!
Cheers! -Chris
Intel Core i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz 16GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti Windows 10
"mercilessqtip" wrote: Guys and or Gals I am looking for paid or non paid work! I just love VR and decided this week that I was going to do my best to be involved any way I can. I am currently learning Unreal 4 and hoping to release something in the near future of my own but so far its proving to be a process and not to many people here in Tn are into VR like I am! PM me for contact info!
Cheers! -Chris
Sorry, don't quite get your meaning? Do you wish to be taught for a fee...or teach for a fee..or program for a fee? Or just get advice? You don't need to pay for advice here 🙂 So many able techs will help you for zero.
I can give you some free advice. If you want to get paid doing freelance work, you'll need a portfolio. No one will pay you unless you can prove you can do the work, and if you are just starting out in a difficult field you'll need some verification that you have the skills. So working on a personal project just to learn, release and get feedback, or prove yourself is probably a good idea.
Well I just really meant if i can help in any way at all i'd be willing to do whatever for free 😄 I am currently working on an online portfolio right now to showcase my web building skills and graphic design skills as well, those are the only things im really good at. So if any one needed those services I could be of assistance and I wouldn't expect payment. I do have a little something I am working on and plan releasing here in the next month or so. I will keep you guys posted!
Intel Core i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz 16GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti Windows 10
Game Jams are the best...they fatten your portfolio like magic awesome sauce. Plus you get collaborative experience in a high stress environment. I just got out of the Ludum Dare 34 game jam, first time I collaborated online, and it was a lot of fun!
Unlike most companies or "professionals" who are looking to fill a slot with a seasoned developer, game jam attendees can be of any experience level. You just have to have the willpower to commit your best to the team. Believe me, willpower will go far in this arena, and your skill level will rocket compared to the ol' tutorial sequence.
