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Monday Meeting: December 17, 2018 | Discussion: Your Ideal Workday or Schedule
OPENING TOPICS:
MAIN DISCUSSION:
From Ray Barcomb:
Thinking of topics and wondering if anyone would like to share what their ideal work week would look like in your freelance business. versus what actually occurs? I'm sure we all strive for an ideal work day, week but how many times are we derailed into working late extra hours, or too many revisions with projects that end up overlapping. I'm trying to find balance where i'm at right now and love the flexibility I get from working remotely as a freelancer, but wonder how everyone else goes about it, like do you guys get projects that are a month or so long, or a few weeks, or do you get stuff done relatively quickly and wait most of the time? Could even break this down to how we structure our days to getting in paid work done along with getting in self marketing, professional development?
TL;DR:
Schedule things out with a minimum of a half day, ideally a full day. Tell your clients it is so you can guarantee quality in the work you're doing, so you're not jumping around to multiple project.
Watching old reels is a good way to inspire yourself, remember old tricks, etc
We should talk about project management software:
LINKS AND INSPIRATION:
Redshift3D Quick Overview on Sampling and Noise
Build an Automated Render-Bot in After Effects
Why the IATSE? | IATSE Labor Union, representing the technicians, artisans and craftpersons in the entertainment industry
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OPENING TOPICS:
MAIN DISCUSSION:
From Ray Barcomb:
Thinking of topics and wondering if anyone would like to share what their ideal work week would look like in your freelance business. versus what actually occurs? I'm sure we all strive for an ideal work day, week but how many times are we derailed into working late extra hours, or too many revisions with projects that end up overlapping. I'm trying to find balance where i'm at right now and love the flexibility I get from working remotely as a freelancer, but wonder how everyone else goes about it, like do you guys get projects that are a month or so long, or a few weeks, or do you get stuff done relatively quickly and wait most of the time? Could even break this down to how we structure our days to getting in paid work done along with getting in self marketing, professional development?
TL;DR:
Schedule things out with a minimum of a half day, ideally a full day. Tell your clients it is so you can guarantee quality in the work you're doing, so you're not jumping around to multiple project.
Watching old reels is a good way to inspire yourself, remember old tricks, etc
We should talk about project management software:
LINKS AND INSPIRATION:
Redshift3D Quick Overview on Sampling and Noise
Build an Automated Render-Bot in After Effects
Why the IATSE? | IATSE Labor Union, representing the technicians, artisans and craftpersons in the entertainment industry
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