Crap, forgot the url: http://puregoodworks.com/

Thanks Ron, I’ll actually will be something similar with a ad company in Denver. It’s same as pro-bono for a year and I’ll be doing all the film documentary coverage.

We chosen already chosen the client, I just don’t know if I’m suppose to announce it yet! 🙂 Very excited!

So I’ll be doing that and maybe another non-profit just for myself.

I think that sounds like a wonderful plan Levi. You should check out Matchstic’s process and philosophy on picking their one pro-bono gig per year. Very intriguing approach that yields amazing results: http://matchstic.com/about/on-the-house/introduction/

I hear ya G. I hear ya. 🙂

So just recently decided to get a part time job and do my business documentaries on the side.

I’m considering doing free documentaries for non-profits. Have them compete for me not the other way around! Have them write grants to gain my attention and give me a reason why they need my services. This will allow me to get more experience, promote myself, experiment and do it when I want to, not because I have to! Hopefully I’ll get a point where I’ll be high in demand and start doing it full time again.

Thanks again and keep on writing!

I’m glad you found it helpfull Michelle. Even though I generally right for photographers and filmmakers, I find that much of what I write about is applicable to many professions, especially creative ones.

Thanks for commenting.

It definitely can be hard carving out that personal time. I can attest to that. But, I have also learned that we can waste a lot of time doing stuff we don’t need to do. Instead of playing Wii for 2 hours on sunday, go shoot. Instead of watching Social Network for the fifth time, go shoot. Instead of spending hours debating with people on your blog about haters (uh, that would be me) go shoot. 🙂