Subject: Freelance Work 2004-03-25 - By Carl Welch
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I don't think it has to matter where you live. If you have a great
portfolio people will hire you under whatever conditions you choose.
Everything is flexible and all rules are subject to change. Take a look
on the web for really clean and professional websites and put one
together for yourself. Present yourself just like a business not just a
guy who would like to do some 3d work or as a hobbie.
Check out my site: http://www.carlwelch.com
People will come to you when they need something. Also, it doesn't hurt
to market yourself incessantly. If you have any ideas for 3d products,
maybe you should start developing it for your portfolio or even sale or
integration into other products. Write your own ticket. Anything is
possible.
I've been getting a lot of 3d work lately. I may be looking share some
of the action in the future if it gets too much for me to handle by
myself.
On Thursday, March 25, 2004, at 11:01 AM, Warren Ockrassa wrote:
> On Mar 25, 2004, at 12:43 PM, Dave Mennenoh wrote:
>
>> but hey, this is
>> Milwaukee - people here are still trying to figure out if multimedia
>> is two
>> words or not.
>
> Well yeah, but it gives them something to talk about around the
> bubbler.
>
> -- WthmO
>
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