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Job Application
To: job@yantrambpo.com
Subject: Application for the job of 3d Max Designer
Attachments: new bedroom 2.jpg; kitchen cabinet.jpg; bd2.jpg; london-bridge( collaged).jpg; digi painting - Copy copy.jpg; matte.jpg

Resume CV: 3D Animation and Video Editing XXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXX.com
XXXXXXXXXXX OBJECTIVE- To obtain position with strong ,forward thinking, progressive company where I can fully utilize my skills and knowledge of 3ds max artist..

EDUCATION-
-S.S.C from XXXXXX board (2005)
-Advance Diploma in 3ds Animation n Web multimedia
-Graphic designs

RELEVANT SOFTWARES-
-3D MAX
-Compositing & Adobe Premiere Pro
-Designing- Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS-
-3D MAX- Good knowledge in Texturing ( UV mapping, UV unwrapping, material shader ), Rendering
(mental ray) , Lights , Dynamics etc…
-Adobe Premiere Pro – Compositing (title effects, light and color corrections, adding audios etc…)
-Adobe Photoshop- PSD textures in 3d max, Color corrections, working with layers, vector works.
-Corel Draw- Makin company’s Logo, Bezier tool , making web page , visiting cards, CD covers

EXPERIENCE-
- I am a fresher.. but I am sure I will catch up and learn the work soon..

Computer Literacy-
-Good knowledge of MS Office
- good knowledge of using computers and internet
-Currently learning Adobe After Effects Personal Data-
-Name- XXXXXXXXX
-Sex- XXXXXX
-DOB- XX/XX/XXXX
-Contact no- XXXXXXXXXXX
-Permanent Address- XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX

-Languages known- English, Hindi, Gujarati, Urdu
-Comfortable and efficient in creating designs in computer also eager to know new softwares and
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