Mine is:
What are the steps in making a website for your reel, or a personal one.

-Where is a good place to buy the domain name
-Do you layout the site yourself or do you pick a layout that they give you
-Do you update it yourself with html code or do you have to let them know what you want
-Do you have to pay for space for posting vimeo links and pictures
-Do you pay for each page on your site

All-in-all, from start to finish of how to start a website.

I know thats many questions in one…but I feel like this is a big step for everyone in this field, and it’s hard to find the right information and not get scammed.

Thanks Again!
Greg

I´m wondering if I have to ask the client/agency before I can use the video for my reel (on my website)?
And what if I just had a tiny role in the project… In my reel noone can see if I did all the animation or maybe just the clipping-paths..?

cheers

But is there a point where I need to just focus on one thing and become and expert at it?

I was wondering about the interaction between the design team and the editorial team at DK. It seems like a lot of work on D Kitchen’s website could be entirely built in After Effects, so how does the pipeline work between graphics and your editors? Also – do your editors have a heavy graphics backgrounds, or what is the criteria they are looking for good editors? I know that’s not exactly your department but I myself am an editor who is absolutely in love with your website (and with DK.) And I’m just very interested how the DK office works together?