When to Split Your Portfolio into Different Disciplines?

When to Split Your Portfolio into Different Disciplines?

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Game industry veteran Becca Hallstedt talks about when to split your portfolio into different disciplines, versus when to keep it as one complete portfolio to show off your completed work.

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