How important is IMDB?

DMProductions said:
Okay, Chris, I'm (slightly) impressed, as my "Bacon" factor is nil. Leave it to you, however, to pull in the T&A aspect of IMDB! J/K, my friend. :thumbsup:
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I never just kid about T&A, you know that!

You'll have a sweet IMDB page after these two we did in August get some festival screenings. :cheesy:
 
I think it all respect it is kind of cool to show your friends and family that your listed... but I am not sure it would make much of a difference... you can be listed and still be a $hity person to work with... so your rep is more important...
 
Walter_Graff said:
My mother used to ask me why my name is never in the credits and wouldn't that prevent me from getting future work? I told her I don't get work because my name is in credits. Credits are ego boosters, nothing more. That website will never get you a job because your name is in the credits. Im my opinion having your name there is about as important as writing it on a phone booth somewhere in the world.
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Well, just writing your name in the phone booth isn't enough.

You have to offer to do stuff, too.

It's also a good idea to include some cartoon illustrations, as well.
 
ChuckS said:
I was Scott's and Wooks wipping post, they'd call me every other day to tell me they were going to use Alias if we didn't give them more fuctionality in Prisms. I was with SideFX at the time. I worked a lot with Denise B and Kevin M.

Did you also work at VIFX?
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No, I worked for Wonderworks; they're a shop in Canoga Park that specializes in aerospace-type stuff, miniatures, action props, motion rigs, etc.
 
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