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Great educational toolReview Date: 2006-04-14
Great Game Art BookReview Date: 2005-10-16
FantasticReview Date: 2005-04-25
Good Job!
Bringing the Real World to the Student ArtistReview Date: 2005-03-23
The game design business represents an opportunity for the digital artist to obtain jobs with real companies that are relatively well paying. This book gives an artist's perspective into the game industry. It talks about the industry, the work, and gives insight on how to get a job. But mostly it talks about what kind of art is needed for gaming. It shows the detail that is necessary to produce a visually pleasing game.
The CD included with the book includes numerous illustrations and files from Maya and ds max. It also includes a trial version of Rt/Shader software. The book presumes that you have a workingknowledge of at least one major 3D program (3ds max or Maya) and Photoshop.
This is a splendid book that is positioned to take an aspiring digital artist and carry him to the next level -- employment doing a job well beyond flipping burgers.
This is a great bookReview Date: 2005-04-09
For any aspiring artist that wants to be in the video game industry, this is the book. The examples and explanations are clear and easy to follow. Using this book, you would be able to prepare a very capable portfolio.
Buy it, read it, and put the knowledge to use.

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best book on animation screenwritingReview Date: 2008-06-04
Aside from Confusing Road Analogies...Great Book!Review Date: 2006-02-03
The only drawback was the overuse of the road sign analogies. Don't get me wrong, they work fine to illustrate the points, but I just felt there were too many of them.
In any case, an excellent book if you're starting out your career in animation...like me:)!
A Unique Achievment: constructing an Animation scriptReview Date: 2001-11-07
NOTE: Be aware that this review is for the GARDNER'S GUIDE TO ANIMATION SCRIPTWRITING ( this review is wrongly appearing TOO in the "Gardner's guide to Multimedia & animation Studios", some kind of problem in Amazon.com I Think, :-( SORRY Chaz )
I bought this book in August 2001, if you are looking for books about scripts there are many ones, some very good, but any is writed exclusively thinking in animation and cartoons. For the animator this is an invaluable reference, here is the summary:
1.- Animation - An Overview
2.- Cartoon Genres
3.- The Moral
4.- Central Idea
5.- Dead End Ahead - The Central question
6.- The Characters and the Character Arc
7.- Introduction to Plot
8.- The Twenty-Two minute Structure
9.- The Eleven Minute Structure
10.- The Seven Minute Structure
11.- Make 'Em Laugh - Levels of Humor
12.- Prose
13.- Dialogue
14.- The Scene
15.- Broadcast Guidelines
16.- The Rewrite
17.- The Writing Process of Animation
Glossary, Cartoonography, Filmography, Road Map Forms, Apendix
The book itself have a good easyreading design, with plenty of quotations and references to well known movies or series, here you have the basics of writing but you can find more profound books about this, the special of the book is that is writed for cartoons specially, have 3 chapters studying the structures of the cartoonscript of 7, 11 and 22 minutes, of course you can apply all the information for an animation of any length, movies or shorts.
Including checklists for Structure, Characters, Scenes, Dialogue, Humor, Prose, 3 Structure guides, 75 Excercises, 37 Rules and an Animated 7 minutes Teleplay in the appendix: You have here a book that will go to occupy an important place near you.
I'm not an acclaimed screenwriter in fact I'm a novice in this area but I'm working with a firm producing some animations and I can asure you that this book can prevent you some rocky mistakes in this special field and even If you are a Pro you'll find some good points here.
Complete cartoon-writing reference guide - Amazing!Review Date: 2005-04-15
Far from being confining, I'm finding that reading and re-reading this tome (easy to read tome!) is inspiring beyond belilef. I'm cranking up my DVD player and finding that every detail of every chapter is true down to the last nut and bolt. Professionals have been following these guidelines for decades!
This book must be the textbook for lots of classes about this subject somewhere.
I'm a 3d animator, and it's my goal to make animated shorts a lot more "arty" than Pepper Ann and Rugrats. But this book is such an eye-opener! I've never realized that even the cartoons that I've loved for years - Simpsons, South Park, Ren & Stimpy - all of them! They all follow the same rules.
One funny thing about this book: For a writing manual, it has a phenomenal number of typos. What a hoot. The book is incredibly easy to find your way around. The author is simply a master at her craft, and the insights are invaluable for anyone not employed in Callifornia. Yet you can find 1 or 2 typos or grammatical errors per page. I guess they skimped on the editing.
If you're concerned about developing content for your own animations, or aiming at a job scripting for cartoons, or just want to round out your knowledge about scriptwriting in general, this is an awesome book.
A complete, definitive, "user friendly", industry directoryReview Date: 2001-03-16

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Touching and PracticalReview Date: 2007-11-04
Practical InspirationReview Date: 2004-03-27
Through numerous personal accounts and stories, quotes and maxims the reader can easily read and relate. I was encouraged by the lens LaReau offered by which to reflect upon vocation.
I thought it would be an ideal text to share with a close friend, in a book group of with a group on retreat. It is a stepping stone by which to feast on conversation and sharing of one's own path.
Thanks Renee for the gift of this book!
Inspirational and Thought-ProvokingReview Date: 2003-09-23
Guidance for TwentysomethingsReview Date: 2003-08-28
Get some good perspectiveReview Date: 2003-09-02

Want to get hired? This is the book for you!Review Date: 1999-04-23
Advice everyone can benefit from!Review Date: 1999-04-22
An honest-to-goodness "how to" book. Well worth it!Review Date: 1999-04-20
Innovative Approach to InterviewingReview Date: 1997-12-24
Innovative Approach to InterviewingReview Date: 1997-12-24

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A quick study of "Who's Who" in the search industryReview Date: 1999-02-22
Bravo, Nancy!Review Date: 1999-03-30
A 'must' for every CEOReview Date: 1999-03-09
A first in the retainer executive search fieldReview Date: 1999-02-22
An excellent guide for companies and individuals alikeReview Date: 1999-02-22


As Powerful as Malcolm Gladwell's "Blink"Review Date: 2006-11-09
Finding Value in a Lumpy Vegetable!Review Date: 2006-05-17
This book is a fast, enjoyable read, and definitely delivers on its promise to make "success easier than failure."
9 Lessons to Turn Your Career & Life AroundReview Date: 2007-01-08
Here's what it includes:
Part One: Bringing Out the Value Within.
1. Finding Worth, Providing Value.
Checklist: What Is Value?
Nothing Happens Until You Sell Yourself.
2. Slowing Down the Traffic.
Creating Prospects.
The Five-Touch Technique.
3. Why We Buy, and How.
The Four Universal Types of Customers.
Building Loyalty with Every Sale.
Part Two: Turning Cold Calls into Warm Relationships.
4. Communicating with All the People, All the Time.
Six Possible Responses to Your Approach.
5. The Well-Polished Presenter.
The 24-Hour Professional.
Packaging Counts.
6. Storytelling Selling.
New Ideas: How to Show, Tell, and Sell.
A Seven-Point Presentation Structure for Selling Anything.
Rules for Storytelling Selling.
Part Three: Giving Something Extra.
7. An Apple for the Road.
Ten "Something Extra" Ideas.
Replenish--So You'll Have Something Extra to Give.
8. An Apple for the Teacher.
How to Find a Mentor.
How to Keep a Mentor.
9. It's All about the People.
How to Choose a Career You'll Love.
Career Security through Thick and Thin.
Epilogue: The Most Important People.
Appendix: The Golden Apple Action Plan.
These strategies workReview Date: 2006-05-15
A fast and easy, inspiring readReview Date: 2006-05-10

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weLEAD Book Review by the Editor of leadingtoday.orgReview Date: 2002-06-10
One of the main messages that clearly jumps out at the reader is this powerful theme...leadership and change is a living philosophy that must permeate every aspect of life including family, career, personal responsibility and self-fulfillment. Many business books on leadership put the various life roles of a leader in separate boxes. Business is one box, family life is another box, personal goals and self-actualization in yet another box. It is often assumed that these various roles have little to do with each other and for this reason family life and spirituality are typically ignored. "Growing the Distance" is not afraid to challenge this misconception by boldly discussing a leader's various interconnected roles!
"Growing the Distance" is a book about creating positive change within yourself rather than being the victim of change. Its powerful premise is that we can begin from where we are today, and choose where we want to be tomorrow. By making these choices we can grow the distance. Clemmer believes that each of us can develop the qualities of leadership that reside inside us no matter what our position in life. This publication discusses what leadership is, why change is essential, and the importance of vision, values and purpose. Clemmer encourages personal accountability for our choices and writes how we can learn and grow from disappointments. He encourages us to find commitment and passion in our workplace, as well as in spirit, and meaning within our lives. He proceeds to discuss growth and personal development while reminding us that great leaders are able to energize others to motivate themselves.
If you want to read a book and be enthusiastic about your leadership potential, "Growing the Distance" is a must. It will inspire you and help to mesh together the various roles and activities of your life. This book is truly different and will find a happy home on your bookshelf!
Avoid the Victimitis Virus!Review Date: 2006-09-08
I picked up this book as I was thinking of my professional growth, but found the principles even more applicable at home in my role as father. I learned along side my children how to keep our rate of internal growth faster than external change so we won't be victims. Now my kids use Jim's comments of not getting "The Victimitis Virus" and staying out of "Pity City".
Just like eating peanuts.Review Date: 2006-09-01
This book connects leadership, personal growth and success in life in a format designed for easy reading and high impact. Although I actually read the books I'm asked to review, not just scan for content, I've found some books can't be read straight through because they aren't designed for it. "Growing The Distance" is one of those. It is in digest format, a collection of short, short articles that follow a common theme, each building on the prior articles to form a coherent book. Each article also is able to stand alone without reference to the others. Thus, you can explore the ideas in the book at random, sampling here and there according to your attraction to a title.
And, it is preferable to read this book by scanning and sampling. Each "article" has so much condensed meaning that you need to stop and think about the ideas, anecdotes and quotations within. Like eating peanuts, you keep going back and nibbling some more.
A refreshing viewReview Date: 2006-08-26
Jim's book IS NOT one of those.
It is fresh and inspiring. I really like the writing style.
I absoultely loved it!Review Date: 1999-11-11

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WORTH HAVINGReview Date: 2007-03-21
an excellent message for childrenReview Date: 2007-03-09
Excellent Educational BookReview Date: 2006-11-18
Another great book by this authorReview Date: 2006-12-24
You can be what you dreamReview Date: 2006-11-08

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Gets You Started Today Not Next WeekReview Date: 2007-10-17
I loved the book!Review Date: 2006-03-07
An excellent guide to job huntingReview Date: 2006-03-04
Good Guide!Review Date: 2006-03-03
I liked this book.Review Date: 2006-03-01


Have Resume Will TravelReview Date: 2006-01-16
Have Resume WIll TravelReview Date: 2006-01-12
Best Regards,
Kathy Miller
Have Resume Will TravelReview Date: 2005-08-10
Sincerely,
Pat Franzen
Have Resume Will TravelReview Date: 2006-02-23
Have Resume WIll Travel is required reading for any person. The author has the background and is in a posiiton to offer up "results oriented" fact base information. Careers are to important to take anyone's advice. That is why I am the type of person who really seeks advice from a reliable source.
Have Resume Will TravelReview Date: 2006-01-12
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