A reel that shows your contribution

A reel should make your strongest relevant work easy to find. Start with a shot you can explain clearly, then keep the selection focused on the discipline you want to be considered for. A concise sequence is more useful than a long collection with an uncertain purpose.

Identify your part in each shot. Compositing, animation, lighting, modelling and supervision are different contributions, and a finished frame can include all of them. A short breakdown document gives those credits room without covering the film in text.

Use before-and-after material where it helps explain the work and where you have permission to show it. Keep the comparison legible, give it enough time and avoid transitions that make it difficult to see what changed.

Make access straightforward. Check the viewing link, include any required password and provide contact information, location and availability alongside the reel. The viewer should be able to understand the work and reach you without having to solve a second task.