Portfolio Office Hours is your drop-in space to get real feedback from industry professionals — no appointment necessary. Bring your portfolio or resume for a live review, or simply stop by to watch, listen, and learn from others.
Drop In & Share Your Portfolio:
Bring your portfolio or resume to the live Zoom room. When the floor opens for your discipline, portfolios will be selected on a first-to-respond basis in the chat.
Tune in & Learn Live:
Not ready to share? No problem! You’re encouraged to stop by, hang out in the audience, and learn from the critiques given to your peers.
HOW IT WORKS
Tuesday, Oct 20
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM (PT)
Session Focus:
Character Design Portfolios
Storyboard Portfolios
Marketing Resumes
Portfolio Reviewers:
Gabrielle Dolbey
Art Director
Daniela Rodriguez De La Peña
Storyboard Revisionist, Flying Bark
Jennifer Ramón
Director, Global Digital Strategy, Warner Bros. Pictures
Tuesday, Nov 26
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM (PT)
Session Focus:
Tech Art Reels Portfolios
Visual Development Portfolios
Production Management Resumes
Portfolio Reviewers:
Coming soon!
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Register for an upcoming Portfolio Office Hours session via Zoom. During the live session, we’ll open up designated breakout rooms for each focus area (e.g. Concept Art, CG Generalist, Production Management Resumes). You can select and join the breakout room that best aligns with your goals.
Inside each breakout room, reviews will be conducted on a first-to-respond basis in the chat. When the guest reviewer calls on you, you will drop your link in the chat for a live critique.
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No. Reviews are conducted on a first-to-respond basis in the Zoom breakout rooms.
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No. Because this is a drop-in space, live reviews are limited by the time available in the session. While we cannot guarantee everyone will get a personalized review, hanging out in the audience to watch, listen, and learn from the feedback given to your peers is one of the most effective ways to level up your own work.
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Absolutely! If you want to get your concept art portfolio reviewed but also want to listen in on the production management resumes, you are free to move between the breakout rooms at any time during the session to observe and learn.
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No. BRIC maintains a zero-tolerance policy for generative AI artwork. All submitted pieces—whether a portfolio or a resume—must be human-created. If any AI-generated content is shared, your review will be immediately ended to make room for the next creative in line.