[Fmpro] Day Jobs New Artist Recruiting
Louis King
lking1 at nyc.rr.com
Wed Jul 30 12:33:42 GMT 2008
I don't think 100k is an elite group ..... If you are working on a
diverse range of projects and charging your worth it's not out of
line ( talent is optional) . Having said that I don't think you can
be in a market that doesn't pay and expect to make $$$$$ ie if
you're doing local car dealership radio ads in Arizona I don't think
the opportunities are there.
You need to be where the work is the thinking that you can work
anywhere with the internet is a misconception. When people pay $$$$$$$
$ they expect to be able to see you drop by and work with you and
know if there is a problem you are in the same ZIP CODE ..... There
are exceptions but the FACE to FACE is essential to a long term
working relationship.
When I graduated Berklee I asked a teacher what I should do. He told
me "Well you're going to starve for a while wherever you are so go
starve where the work is, move to LA or NYC".
On Jul 30, 2008, at 2:28 AM, Chris Alpiar wrote:
> I would say 100k+ as a composer only is pretty high unless you are
> in a very
> elite crowd. I plan to be there someday!
>
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