A must-read for new project takers: How to use "job search" to get the 3D project you want?

Why is it important to “actively look for cases”?

When they first start taking on cases, many people will think: "No one comes to me, is it because I am not good enough?"

But in fact, most clients will not take the initiative to get to know you at the beginning.Take the initiativeThis is the key to getting the first case.

The "Find Jobs" function on Ficuz allows you to actively browse projects posted by clients and submit proposals. As long as the method is correct, you don't have to wait for opportunities to come to you.You can create your own opportunities 💼


What is "looking for a job"?

This is the functional area that Ficuz provides to the client to take the initiative. Here you can find project requirements from clients and actively apply based on your skills and interests.

The following information is displayed for each project:

  • Project title and description
  • Required skills (such as character modeling, animation, texturing, special effects, etc.)
  • Budget range
  • Implementation schedule and deadline
  • Commercial use, licensing conditions, etc.

Whenever you see a case that suits you, you can click "Apply" and submit your proposal.


How to effectively prosecute a case?

✅ Read the project requirements carefully

Don't surrender in a random manner.

Please first confirm the other party's budget, schedule and scope of content to make sure it is a project that you can complete and are willing to invest in.


✅ Write an exclusive proposal, not copy and paste

Clients may receive many proposals every day. A sincere, responsive proposal will make you stand out.

💡 A good proposal should include:

  • What is the key problem you can help solve?
  • Have you done similar projects? Can you attach a link?
  • Estimated workflow and timeline
  • Your quotation (whether it includes the number of revisions and whether it is authorized)
  • Expectations and suggestions for cooperation

Example opening sentence:

“Hello, after reading your requirements, I think it is very suitable for my past experience. I have made similar character models for a 3D fighting game before. I can handle high-poly modeling and animation display. Here are the relevant works for reference…”


✅ Attach a portfolio or a picture of your work

Don't just say you are good at it, let your work speak for itself.

You can attach a link to your ArtStation, Behance, or Ficuz portfolio, or attach a few pictures of works with similar styles based on the case content, so that the other party can see your strength at a glance.


✅ Appropriate tracking after proposal

If you don’t receive a response after three days, you can simply remind them in a polite tone:

"Hi, I want to confirm whether there is a chance to discuss my proposal for this case further. If you have anything to add, please let me know. Thank you~"

There is no need to rush or put pressure on them. Let the other party know that you are a serious and reliable case taker.


⭐ ⭐ Addendum: You can also accumulate ratings after completing a case!

After each successful cooperation through Ficuz, the client can leave you comments and star ratings.

These ratings will be displayed publicly on your profile and services, demonstrating your professionalism and reliability.

📈 When you have a transaction record and high ratings, it will be easier for new customers to contact you for cooperation in the future.

This is a positive cycle.The sooner you start taking cases and accumulating positive reviews, the faster you will gain a foothold.


⚠️ Which cases are not recommended for application?

The freedom to take cases does not mean you have to take on everything. It is recommended that you be cautious or simply skip the following situations:

  • The budget is obviously too low (e.g. NT$500 for you to build a complete character)
  • The project description is vague and it is difficult to determine the scope and deliverables.
  • Request a free trial first
  • No clear payment method or delivery terms

Remember:You are a professional designer, not a free trial tool person.

Having the courage to say "no" is also part of becoming a mature case taker.


Conclusion: a proactive proposal is your first step to taking on a case 📨

Ficuz's "Find a Job" function allows you to proactively find suitable cases and contact clients. It is the starting point for establishing the first cooperation and the first case.

The sooner you strike out, the sooner you practice writing proposals and quotations.The faster you grow.

Maybe the next partner you are looking for is waiting for your proposal letter.


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