This week's call is a general discussion around hosting your work, best places for reels, tracking your time on projects, and a whole lot more. This is our second to the last call of the season so be on the lookout for the finale!

This week, Mark leads the call. It starts as an open discussion that turns into a great topic: who is responsible if a project goes south? If your client or the studio you're working with drops the ball, why does it fall on the artist? Why are we asked to work late, weekends, holidays, etc? Shouldn't that be on the client to hire more people or to take responsibility for not managing the project appropriately? 

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This week we have an open discussion around creative ruts and planning for the future, aka retirement, as a freelance motion designer.

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This week, we discuss how we're staying healthy. Whether that means, maintaining, gaining or losing weight, making sure to stand and stretch, get some vitamin D outside, or dealing with the mental burden of the last year.

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This week, Mark hosts an open discussion covering a wide range of topics.

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This week we have guest, Marc Lawrence on to talk about how he utilizes Linkedin to find jobs and how motion designers can take advantage of it.

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This week, Liam hosts an open discussion. We discuss building and keeping a community going, the rise of Clubhouse with motion design, our favorite music for working, and more.

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This week, Liam hosts the call, and we start off as an open discussion talking about who is using Linkedin to get work, some wins that participants have had, and then how does a motion designer earn $200K/year without killing themselves in the process.?

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This week, Mark hosts the call, and I (Liam) haven't had a chance to listen to it. I'm not really sure what was talked about...so surprise episode! Tune in and see!

If you'd like to join in a call, learn more, etc. head over to https://www.mondaymeeting.org. We've also now got a Discord server back up and a subreddit to keep track of links, notes, etc. 

This week we have an open discussion that moves towards talking about what the job market is like right now for motion designers, the skills places are looking for, and is it time for the rise of the generalist? We also tangent a bit as usual and talk about some companies getting motion design right and how having a background in design is important. We round out the call with a few minutes of crypto talk.

If you'd like to join in or learn more, head over to mondaymeeting.org!