Greyscalegorilla Show

In this episode, we talk about wasted Render farms, and better data plans. We talk about how to keep learning and pivot to making things that work, and we talk about why Whirlyball is way better than Paint Ball. Please subscribe to the podcast and please give us a review on iTunes. It helps us […]

In this episode, we talk about Cinema 4D Layouts, AskGSG Season 3, Some of our most used Scripts, And why we should all be using the Take System more than we do now. We even get into a bit of Tutorial Theory about how to best teach beginners and intermediate Cinema 4D artists. Please subscribe […]

In this episode, we talk about some Cinema 4D Rendering news, we announce the next season of AskGSG, and we share some of our favorite Youtube channels. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and please give us a review. Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes Show Notes Blender Cycles Standing Desk Jamis ASKGSG Season […]

In this episode, we talk about Half Rez 2016, what we learned from the event, lucid dreaming, board games, and what to do when staring at a blank page when you need to design something.

In this episode, we talk about what initially got us in to this crazy 3D world to begin with. We also discuss what's coming up at Half Rez 2016.

In this episode, Chris, Chad and Nick sit down to talk about our favorite Productivity Tools and what's new at Greyscalegorilla.

In this episode, I talk to Creative Director, Chad Ashley from Digital Kitchen about his career and how he got started as a CG artist. Chad talks about why he recently switched from 3DS Max to Cinema 4D. We talk a bit about our history together including when we worked together at Digital Kitchen.

In this episode, I talk to EJ Hassenfratz from Eyedesyn about his career and how he got started as a Motion Designer. EJ has been posting his excellent tutorials on Greyscalegorilla lately and also doing a live show over at youtube. You can follow him on twitter at Eyedesyn.

In this episode I talk with Mike Senften, also known as "The Monkey", about some of the things we were interested from our past that made us who we are today. The topics jump from puzzles, theater, music, and sound waves. Later in the episode, we talk about Freelancing an how hard it would be to sell a hot dog in New York City.

In this episode, I talk to Bradley G Munkowitz about his incredible career and work. He talks about how he got started and about what drives him to continue to make such varied and detailed work. I had a really fun time talking to him and I hope you enjoy and get a lot out of this interview.

Today, Nick talks with Art Director, Designer, and Educator David Brodeur about how he got into this industry and about his experience freelancing.

In this episode, Nick answers questions about the new Cineware And Cinema 4D Lite tools in After Effects Creative Cloud.

How to ask Why, Making better tutorials, and when to stop working on current personal projects and start up the next one.

How to find others that have done what you want to do. Is Sports Graphics a real career? And, how to manage too many projects.

Surrounding yourself with great designers. Soft Skills.