Portfolio Review Week is still going strong, and last night creatives gathered at events all over the world to share feedback and get inspired. Check out the highlights below, or browse full coverage:
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We’re right in the middle of Behance Portfolio Review Week, and are seeing an outpouring of buzz all over the internet about these community-planned events that are currently going on around the globe. Join in on the fun by browsing what people are saying, and enjoy some highlights below:
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Ottawa, Canada
Budapest, Hungary
Behance Portfolio Review Week is approaching, and hundreds of events around the world are already being organized and discussed! It’s not too late to host an event in your area or RSVP to attend. To learn more about Behance Portfolio Reviews please visit be.net/reviews.
Check out some of our favorite twitter highlights so far:
One of our newest features allows you to easily link a new or existing project to a Work-In-Progress (WIP). In case you haven’t used it, the Work-in-Progress feature allows you to get instant feedback by uploading a snapshot of your work in progress. You can continue to add future revisions in the same WIP. Now, you can link a finished project to a Work-In-Progress to help you show off the process behind a project.
In your Portfolio page, hover over a Project and click Edit Project. At the top right of the Edit page, click Settings. From there, look on the bottom right and click Link to WIP. Select the appropriate WIP and Save Changes. After saving, view your project to see a new module marked ”View Work In Progress” on the right hand column with a link to the appropriate WIP. Also, if a user is viewing a WIP that has a Project linked to it, there will be a View Full Project link at the bottom of the WIP.
We are excited to have interview James Morton-Haworth, a versatile film maker who’s ProSite shows some cinematic greatness!
How long have you been in film?
In January 2013 it’ll be ten years since I graduated and started out. I’ll have to put together a reel or something to celebrate. The first ten years have been all about learning and honing the craft side of things – both filmmaking and working with the web. I’m really lucky to have had the opportunity to work and learn from so many brilliant people and to have started a company four years ago that’s growing well and producing great work. I hope that continues.
Do your personal projects differ from your professional work? If yes, how so?
Starting Gramafilm has devoured most of my life and consumed everything that I currently do. That said having my own website is a nice place to curate some of my favourite projects I’ve worked on. It’s an important little space for me – and it does bring Gramafilm.com a bit of traffic – so it’s win win.
Each month, our curators select one ProSite to feature as “ProSite of the Month”. Our March pick is Kindred Studio, the multi-disciplinary studio of independent illustrator, designer and art-director Andrew Fairclough. This well executed ProSite reflects the impressive collection within it.
From studios to cubicles, creative work can come from anywhere. In this series, we’ll be taking a peek at some Behancers’ workspaces. We asked Twitter followers to send us a picture of their workspace one Wednesday. Here’s a roundup of some of our favorite #WorkspaceWednesday images.
Small or big, serious or silly, there are a lot of amazing success stories in the Behance community. That’s why we’ve started Victory Lap — a new series where we ask Behancers to celebrate their latest creative victory by sending us a tweet. Here are just a few #VictoryLap tweets we’ve seen lately.
It’s that time again – the next Behance Portfolio Review Week is coming up from May 13-20th. Last October, there were over 175 events in 56 countries – over 4,000 creatives attended an event to get feedback on their creative work. This is your chance to get personalized feedback on your creative work from the Behance community! We’re looking for event organizers to step forward and plan a Portfolio Review in your area.
More info here:
Behance Portfolio Review Week: http://be.net/reviews
Info for Organizers: http://be.net/reviews/info
If you’re interested, please fill out this short form and then get started by following these steps.
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P.S. Check out the results from the first Portfolio Review Week, back in May 2012, here: Infographic
From studios to cubicles, creative work can come from anywhere. In this series, we’ll be taking a peek at some Behancers’ workspaces. We asked Twitter followers to send us a picture of their workspace one Wednesday. Here’s a roundup of some of our favorite #WorkspaceWednesday images.
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