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Personal SWOT Analysis

SWOT Analysis

A SWOT analysis is used to identify peoples Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats.


Strengths:

Knowledge of Industry software (3DS Max, Maya)

I have a very creative mind for creating new things

I am very punctual in my timekeeping

Weaknesses:

Can be distracted

I never really seem to push myself when it is necessary

I take way too planning than doing the work

Opportunities:

I am part of the NextGen course which helps me learn the ways of the industry that I am wanting to be a part of


We often get people from the industry coming into our class to talk to us about our work and how we can improve it and giving us information about how to get started in the industry.

My work can be looked at by people from the industry which in the end are looking for people to give jobs to.


I have access to numerous industry programs such as 3DS Max, Unreal Engine and Unity allowing me to get a taste of what there is in the industry.

Threats: 

I am competing against other classmates in the end of this for a opportunity at a job further down the line at the end of the course

Somebody's work can be better than mine so I have to make my work stand out and look as best as possible and push myself to make it that way.
 
Action Plan For Development

For me to get into the industry I will need to develop my skills even further especially if I want to become a character sketch artist for a big developer in the industry. 


For this I need to practice my real life sketches as well as the muscle formation in the body so everything looks correct towards the human proportion. 


I need to develop multiple styles of drawing more than I already know as I can't guarantee that the project I will be working on will fit with the styles of drawing that I already know.


I will also need to develop my experience with things like coding because it is always nice to be able to a well rounded experienced person when it comes to the industry as it will help in me giving feedback to fellow colleagues in the industry. 


I would also say that I need to develop my comfort zone in more of a personal way so I can push myself to show off what I know and what I can do.

  

 

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