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Re: Handing over AE projects....?
by Aaron Neitz on Jun 30, 2009 at 5:57:08 pm

I've seen more and more of this happening in commercial post. And it's happening with BIG clients and BIG facilities. Clients are trying to save $$ everywhere and think they can stiff the senior artists by getting juniors to amend projects. I've even seen Inferno archives handed over. (also have seen a handful of discreetly sabotaged project files from disgruntled artists. juniors are too green to figure it out and make a mess of things)

Is the client worth keeping, have they paid you yet, are they happy with your progress? It's a tough line to toe because work is precious right now and you don't want to burn a bridge, but your skills and experience make you valuable.

David and John offer the best advice for sure



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