Make the creative contribution visible

A visual effects artist can use Tap Tap Go to connect a polished shot with an approved breakdown and a clear account of their contribution. Explain the task, whether it involved compositing, tracking, simulation or another part of the process. A visitor should be able to distinguish the artist’s work from the surrounding production rather than assume every element was created by one person.

Build the right next conversation

Keep unreleased material private and credit source footage, assets and collaborators. A project enquiry can ask about the shot, available material and stage of production before discussing scope. The profile can make the work exciting while preserving realistic boundaries around what a sample demonstrates. A convincing finished shot is a useful introduction, not a promise that another project has the same resources or requirements.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine a visual effects artist meeting a producer. The profile shows an authorised compositing breakdown and explains the contribution, helping the producer describe a separate shot and its available source material.

Make it practical.

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