Here's my blog for the 6 tips from recruiters thingy.

   The link described the best ways to get a job for animation. It said that first impressions are important, only put in your best stuff, and not to waste the person's time. Unique things are the best for they cut from the same generic junk recruiters have to sit through, and have strong acting and characters for those are most wanted in the industry. It said that one should know the audience and try to make something that would fit well with them, while remaining unique and not offensive, and also to make sure everything is convenient for them.

   I learned some key things that can improve chances when sending in a compilation of works when applying for a job. I think that these are good things to keep in mind when job hunting. I agree that these tips can make or break a person's chances at a job. I feel it was direct enough where I have no related questions. This link is good for Digital Media students who aren't ambitious enough to start a company in their garage and need to get a job they might actually enjoy.