Thx to you for shedding some light with my deep voice issue, but now I'm trying to maintain breathing through my diaphragm, but it's proving difficult. I'm even doing it now as I type this post lol. Could someone shed some light on how this works? Is it like breathing out after a line or controlling how you breathing during line reads? Any tips for a starter with a problem.
For those who don't remember, I made a post months ago about how I wanted to do VO, but my stutter always stopped me and James Earl Jones inspired me to become one. So maybe my problem is making this hard on me? I want to do this cause it's honestly fun even with the little experience I got and make a career outta it. I don't want live the rest of my years working retail being scared of this problem I have. I want to shine even brighter than what I am.
background: research paper involves photo of a cadaver. research adviser prefers to turn those photos into an infographic or diagram. basically I need someone to digitize the photo as a new drawing, not using apps that have cartoonize filters.
maybe along the lines of a flaticons type of diagram. can send a rough idea of the layout. just three photos. please leave me a message, your portfolio if any, and your rates. Thank you.
After submitting almost 250 applications in the last week, I have decided to actually take a look at the results I have so far. Please note, this is by the amount of applications I sent out, NOT companies/institutions. I have sent out all 246 of these applications and I attended the career fairs mentioned in the diagram this past week (1 company-specific, 1 for HackerRank on 9/21-22, 1 university-specific on 9/23). I think I had about 150 apps done by Wednesday night, then I took a break and did almost another 100 in a batch between Friday and this morning.
I am by no means a competitive applicant. I have no prior internship experience and am finishing undergraduate studies this fall. About 85% of these applications are for software engineering intern or software developer intern positions. The remaining 15% are for data science roles since I actually did some data science projects without intent of pursuing such roles. I have extremely uncompetitive work experience and irrelevant work experience.
Diagrammatic Results (with anonymized resume)
Make one of these diagrams yourself!
At this point, I'm just trying to land an internship next summer. The latest ~100 I did in a batch were mostly to less competitive, non-tech companies, and to small/mid-size companies because I realized that having no internship or applicable experience really puts you at a disadvantage and gives you no chance at more competitive positions. I had a recruiter call me on Wednesday, and they literally asked "And you have no previous internship experience, correct?"
I haven't followed up with any applications at all. "Attempting to follow up" just seems like the application process. Anybody can do it and in most cases, I usually sympathize with a recruiter in that they get so many messages/requests that they simply can't even respond to them all.
By surprise, I had 5 rejections all from the same company from a recruiter who actually followed up with me at the company-specific career fair. They requested I connect with them on LinkedIn immediately, which I did, then they messaged me asking about which positions I applied for! I was rejected from all 5 positions I applied to within the next week. I would suppose going into that career fair, the company had very few applicants (hence having the fair) and then the applicant pool drastically grew after the fair and I stood no chance. So yeah, I kind of took that
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The various ways by which developers and players can earn, spend, receive and transfer Yumerium tokens #YUM, on the platform's ecosystem is further explained in the diagram. The diagram below shows the cyclical nature of the economy.
https://preview.redd.it/tdpanx6urha11.png?width=763&format=png&auto=webp&s=b619b3964cc1fc7cecdd2b4c278a888169013bbb
I want to do a simple animation showing some massing elements dropping into the site from above. Phase by phase.
Simple sketch-up level renders but with moving elements not just layers and viewpoints changing.
What's the best option for this sort of work? Is blender it?
Main Author: Mullins, Charles E.
Related Names: Mayer, David. C.
Language(s): English
Published: New York : Liss, c1988.
Physical Description: xli, 352 p. : chiefly ill. ; 29 cm.
ISBN: 0845142550
Available links:
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015015060398
Probably requires digitization
