"Granted, i would be working with other software, but thats not the point. It was the work made with Bryce, that got their attention."

Actually, I think the point is clear... it was the work made by YOU that got their attention. Doesn't matter what software you may have used, clearly you would be an asset to any company due to your talent. :-)

To clarify, I didn't mean having talent in Bryce is going to hinder you from getting a job, I meant having knowledge in the application isn't something paramount to getting hired at large studios, as opposed to having a good working knowledge of the more commonly used "professional" apps, since many companies do not offer much in the way of training.

But nothing replaces sheer talent.

Message edited on: 08/14/2004 05:26