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>>2705649
I don't know where you live and maybe you are doing this already, but you could also look into submitting your portfolio to commercial studios as a concept artist. Most commercial studios will have an animation department and it's often a nice way to get your foot in the door because, depending on the studio they tend to have a lower volume of applications to go through and are almost ALWAYS looking for new artists since it's one of those jobs where both people rotate in and out and the studio is always short on the help.

If you make good with a commercial studio, there's a really good chance they'll keep calling you back in for random freelancing jobs.

Don't just look around for an application form on their website, too, send them a job inquiry e-mail and ask if they are currently looking for any concept artists and share your link.