Justin Yi-Te Chang   1502 Wharton Ct., San Jose, CA 95132   408-520-8954   nomojj.g@gmail.com   sports/photography/doodling/travel/movie/music/game

 

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3D animation major from Academy of Art University and keep rolling!!

• Maya/ 3D Max(animation and modeling)
• PhotoShop (photo editing and painting)
• After Effect/ Premiere (post-production)
• Photography (sharp observation)

 

WHY ANIMATION?

I am a big fan of animation created in a visual world no matter it is a film or game. A good artwork is able to make me relaxed and even inspire me. This media colorizes my life so why not enter into this field and contribute my skills to others?

I love to think deeply and discover something new, this kind of personality somehow makes my life rich because I have the chance to dig more and even find the gold. Being considerate is also one of my traits, and it makes me more objective and to look at things from different standpoint.

As an animator, I have a strong passion for creating appealing animation, I have strong acting skill, I am willing to learn more, I have a terrific sense of humor to put into my works, I am self-driven and I can show a diversity of style from realistic to exaggerated ones, and I am always curious.

Among all of these strengths, the strongest trait I have is a pair of good eyes. I am good at observing and noticing the nuance. In the animation industry, everything there must be creative and need this subtle difference which could make the audience feel it but hardly see it so that is so-called good animation.

 

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WHERE IS THE PURPOSE OF MY LIFE?

This is the question I keep questioning myself and keeping in my mind. It seems a little bit ambiguous and puzzling. However, what I really want is a purpose-driven life. It is not only an aim but also a momentum which always pushes me forward. So do I already search for the true meaning of it? I would say absolute yes. For real? I still continue to ask myself in a quite and deep mood.

In this chaos, there are so many choices, interruptions and temptation. Is the purpose of life right in front of me? That is it! I get into the zone through my viewfinder and then frame the one I am dying for. The most important objective is right at the specific placement so that I am able to catch it. 

The nonsense behind my purpose makes my aim pop up apparently. It is all because I wholeheartedly focus on what I really really want in this shot and in my mind.