There's Something about Archviz Podcast - S01E08: The Archviz Job Market with Lucia Frascerra

Episode 08 of the There's Something about Archviz Podcast features Lucia Frascerra, Senior Visualisation Artist for Secchi Smith in London and teacher of Post-production for Archviz at MADI IUAV.
Lucia brought on the show the story of how her passion for archviz pushed her to challenge her assumptions about herself, and how she went from living in a small town in Tuscany to working for some of the biggest names in archviz.
Through her work experience at DBOX and Cityscape Digital, Lucia has experienced the archviz job market from several different angles. Our conversation revolved indeed on how her responsibilities changed when shifting from a role to another and moving between companies of different sizes.
We also discussed very important topics for any job-hunting archviz artist, such as the personal skills and the attitude to show for a successful career in archviz, and what companies expect from a candidate and their portfolio.
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[@wapozgamunyenyembe5341]

Thank you for the podcast... It really was insightful

[@keef69]

Another great interview, great channel

[@tayowilson.studios251]

Thank you this was really helpful, it gave me a good insight on the avenues I can take after I graduate from architecture

[@claricastrilli]

What is the second company you mention? Mirror? Thank you!

[@TheresSomethingaboutArchviz]

At what timestamp it is mentioned? :)

[@claricastrilli]

@@TheresSomethingaboutArchviz I found it! It was Mir. (they're amazing!) thank you!

[@joyzjazzy]

Who is the Alex guy you talked about?

[@TheresSomethingaboutArchviz]

Alex Hogrefe, the man behind visualizingarchitecture.com/

[@ANa-qt7tt]

can you get into archviz without an archtiecture degree?

[@TheresSomethingaboutArchviz]

A broad understanding of how a building works and how to read architectural drawings are surley helpful, but I know many people from engineering, art, or technical schools working in architectural visualization. So yes, that's definitely possible :)

[@ANa-qt7tt]

@@TheresSomethingaboutArchviz thank you so much for repsonding! how about those with no degree at all?

[@TheresSomethingaboutArchviz]

@@ANa-qt7tt ​ @A Na that's a possibility as well. Job applications in archviz are mostly portfolio-based, and if your bulk of work is artistically and technically solid, you might have a good shot at it :)