So I finally got round to updating my CV/resume with my new Canadian contact address, as well as the work I did for Tribal Group. With so much stuff on there now, I figured it was time to bump This is Normal off the list, as it isn't technically animation work. 7 of the 13 items on there were either for a client or a studio, and 4 of the 13 have been since graduating. The storyboarding position at Huminah didn't work out, but I've got "maybe's" from a couple places over animation positions/commissions, so hopefully it won't be long until the next time I get to add more to this!

This new CV is available for download on the Work page!

So yesterday I found a studio in the Halifax area advertising for a storyboard artist position. I was not expecting a quick response if any, and was pleasantly surprised when they responded within 2 hours. So yeh, I'll be heading into the studio tomorrow for an official storyboard test, and if I pass that, I'll be hired on the spot. Naturally I downloaded Storyboard Pro at the earliest opportunity to get some practice in and see what I'll be dealing with. Fingers crossed! 

This time tomorrow, I'll know if I'm finally officially a professional storyboard artist. I've worked on personal projects and student projects, but this will be the first time I was paid specifically to do storyboards. I'm really excited and can't wait to give it my all!