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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Cuil
So in the last couple of days Cuil has been all the hype. I went on there and tried a few basic searches like my own name and location. Nothing. Zitch. I may be a Google defender, but when my … Continue reading
Mission: Premiere
Since J‘s JVC camcorder recorded all the client’s video to .mod format, I have to edit it in Adobe Premiere. This would’ve been a challenge without this site. I’ve been restless sitting here, but I know if I’m patient, I’ll … Continue reading
Splinter
Yesterday I was sweeping the bathroom with the broom dad uses in the winter to bare our icy steps, thus the broom held the potential to deliver mini missles straight into the fleshy bit between my thumb and forefinger. And … Continue reading
Studying up on…
WordPress Blogging—–I’m so far behind. I’ve had an online diary of some sort since 2001 but not a blog. Copywriting
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They can’t hear you
On today’s shoot, I got to deal with clients who were unwilling to hold still while trying to shoot the videos. On prior video shoots, my actors were very willing to follow directions and eager to please. Maybe the difference … Continue reading
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First Payment
I called around a bunch of non-experts for the figure of $150 to charge for all my album related time and work. Yet when I meet up with J and W, I chickened out and let J decide how much … Continue reading
The Ordeal of Payment
So J calls today to say that the clients have backed out on the CD deal. The total production costs for the CD to be printed is too expensive for their tastes, so they want to do it themselves. J … Continue reading
First Day on the Job
I admit to having been a bit apprehensive being the only female on today’s exercusion. My dad backed my feelings and was wary. However today went fine. I met up with J & W downtown to meet the hip hop … Continue reading
Illustrator
I have to admit that I am a little wary of using Adobe Illustrator. It was not until final semester of college that my teacher had us crack it open. From my job searching, I have learned that its a … Continue reading
Commissions
I have been commissioned to polish up one of my business card designs. Unfortunately D gave me his mock up on a floppy which my computer is not reading. I had put my mock-ups on a rewriteable CD but they … Continue reading