[Portfolio] VIDEO - Mikael Wahlberg - Page 2

Squiggers · 07-03-2010, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Niddrym

Thank you Squiggers. Yes, actually I might be looking for work but it would have to be in Sweden or Scandinavia at the moment.

NI 1983 is looking interesting, I love rpgs.
Best of luck to you and your team.

Thanks mate. Good luck finding work - give me a poke if you fancy giving a hand.

megalmn2000 · 09-03-2010, 10:01 AM

Very nice content! I just have a little problem with the length of the video...it's too long but the content is amazing! You should make a 1-2 minutes video for your demo reel.

Niddrym · 27-05-2010, 11:33 AM

Thanks for all your feedback.

I created a simple Portfolio site as sugested.

Mikael Wahlberg - Portfolio

I did a little work and created and youtube version instead, sadly youtube has a bit lower video quality then vimeo but I dont have a vimeo pro account for embedding HD.

I removed the comentary and added some piano music.
The video is still to long, but now you can click some other page instead if you get bored.
It still holds some value.

Zeph · 27-05-2010, 11:17 PM

Cut out any parts of your reel that are using a fraps trial or replace them with unmarked screencaps. I'd suggest cutting the prototype castle thing as well as the environment itself is incomplete. If you're wanting to show the castle assets, then do proper renders and then perhaps a quick show showing it's in an engine. As it is now, you give the viewer too much time to look at very little. Your cuts and shots are also very rough and unordered. You often show the same thing multiple times with no real reason as to why. Also, the framerate on much of what you're showing isn't that high so there's a good amount of stutter. Take some time to plot out what you want to show and find a clean way to present it instead of mashing a bunch of rough clips in.

barrab · 28-05-2010, 04:17 AM

I find it really odd that your name is Mikael Wahlberg which is very close to Mark Wahlberg who played Max Payne in the movie, and then seeing that you did some work in the games. Crazy coincidences I guess XD

Really great work too! Keep it up!

09-03-2010, 10:01 AM	#12 (permalink)
megalmn2000 Senior Member 325 - 158	Very nice content! I just have a little problem with the length of the video...it's too long but the content is amazing! You should make a 1-2 minutes video for your demo reel. __________________ Minh Nhat Le \| Environment Artist Portfolio \| LinkedIn \| Twitter

27-05-2010, 11:33 AM	#13 (permalink)
Niddrym New Member 13 - 0	Thanks for all your feedback. I created a simple Portfolio site as sugested. Mikael Wahlberg - Portfolio I did a little work and created and youtube version instead, sadly youtube has a bit lower video quality then vimeo but I dont have a vimeo pro account for embedding HD. I removed the comentary and added some piano music. The video is still to long, but now you can click some other page instead if you get bored. It still holds some value. __________________ .Mikael Wahlberg Environment Artist www.lvlmw.com Last edited by Niddrym; 27-05-2010 at 11:35 AM.

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27-05-2010, 11:17 PM	#14 (permalink)
Zeph New Member 30 - 8	Cut out any parts of your reel that are using a fraps trial or replace them with unmarked screencaps. I'd suggest cutting the prototype castle thing as well as the environment itself is incomplete. If you're wanting to show the castle assets, then do proper renders and then perhaps a quick show showing it's in an engine. As it is now, you give the viewer too much time to look at very little. Your cuts and shots are also very rough and unordered. You often show the same thing multiple times with no real reason as to why. Also, the framerate on much of what you're showing isn't that high so there's a good amount of stutter. Take some time to plot out what you want to show and find a clean way to present it instead of mashing a bunch of rough clips in.

28-05-2010, 04:17 AM	#15 (permalink)
barrab New Member 35 - 4	I find it really odd that your name is Mikael Wahlberg which is very close to Mark Wahlberg who played Max Payne in the movie, and then seeing that you did some work in the games. Crazy coincidences I guess XD Really great work too! Keep it up!