DNEG India Media Services 3D Animator Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is normal map?
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A normal map is a type of texture map used in 3D rendering to simulate the appearance of bumps and dents on a surface without adding additional geometry.
• Normal maps store information about the direction each pixel on a surface is facing, allowing for realistic lighting effects.

• They are often used in video games to add detail to objects without increasing the polygon count.

• Normal maps are created by baking high-resoluti...read more
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Q1. Why you left the last job?
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Q1. What is your role in and responsibilitys previous company
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Q2. Why you leave your pervious organization
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Q3. Why everybody change one company to another company in short time.
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Q4. Why you choose our company , and after getting job what is your responsibility.
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Q1. What is your CTC in previous company , how much expected now .
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Q1. How can we copy unwrap of an object to another object?
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To copy the unwrap of an object to another object, you can use the 'Transfer Attributes' tool in your 3D software.
• Select the object with the desired unwrap and the object you want to copy the unwrap to.

• Go to the 'Transfer Attributes' tool or similar in your software.

• Choose the 'UVs' option and adjust any settings if needed.

• Click 'Apply' or 'Transfer' to copy the unwrap from one object to another.
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Q1. What kind of projects u were working on
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Q2. Tell me about yourself
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Q1. Tell about your self
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Q2. Technical why u want hear our company
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Q3. My name Is Harshavardhan varma
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Q4. I am from Hyderabad I meddle class family
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Q5. We are three members I am elder brother
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Animation test 8 hours test

Q1. Principal of animation
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Principles of animation are the basic rules and guidelines that animators follow to create realistic and engaging animations.
• Timing and spacing: The way objects move in relation to each other

• Squash and stretch: Objects change shape as they move

• Anticipation: Preparing the audience for an action

• Follow through and overlapping action: Ensuring natural movement

• Appeal: Making characters and objects visually appealing
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Q2. Tell me about yourself
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I am a passionate 3D animator with a strong background in creating visually stunning animations.
• Graduated with a degree in Animation from XYZ University

• Proficient in using software like Maya, Blender, and Adobe After Effects

• Experience working on projects for gaming companies and advertising agencies

• Strong understanding of character rigging and animation principles
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Q2. What is inbetween.................
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Inbetweening is the process of creating intermediate frames between two keyframes in animation.
• Inbetweening helps to create smooth and fluid animation.

• It involves creating frames that fill the gaps between keyframes.

• Inbetween frames can be created manually or using software.

• The number of inbetween frames needed depends on the speed and complexity of the animation.

• Inbetweening is an important part of the animation proce
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Q3. What is anticipation..................
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Anticipation is a principle of animation that involves preparing the audience for an action or movement.
• Anticipation is used to create a sense of expectation in the audience.

• It involves a brief pause or movement in the opposite direction before the main action.

• Examples include a baseball pitcher winding up before throwing the ball or a cartoon character leaning back before jumping.

• Anticipation can also be used to conve...read more
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Q1. Second interview for me
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Q2. Are you ready for this job
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Q3. What the anticipation
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