This FNA covers the question if you should work on an animation exercise or a demo reel piece. It's important for beginning animators to work on exercises and to practice and to not succumb to the pressure of "Everything has to be awesome and on my reel!". The approach and choices for a demo reel are very different than when you work on an exercise. Check out the clip above for all the details!

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