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Video Pro Shooter
Hosted by Kristian Golick · EN
Begin creating professional videos fast! Become the go-to videographer for your clients' needs. If you're listening to this podcast, then chances are, you want to become a Video Pro Shooter!
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What is Productive Thinking?
Mar 19, 2019Tap to summarizeI've recently been struggling with justifying my work hours being used for "thinking". Even if I am thinking about camera gear, or how to achieve this look, or how to further my business, I still feel guilty for not using that time "more wisely". I could be editing, or talking to a potential client, but instead, I spend some of my day just laying down on the floor and thinking about upcoming projects. So in this episode, I talk about how investing time into "thinking" is a good investment in yourself and your business.
Transcribe →Branding Yourself as the Expert (Excerpt from WPPI 2019)
Mar 8, 2019Tap to summarizeIn today's episode I'm sharing an excerpt from a 6 hour workshop that 3 colleagues and I worked on at WPPI 2019 in Las Vegas. The workshop was about branding yourself as the expert, utilizing video as your ultimate communication tool, and creating a network of referrals that will keep your business thriving. To see more videos from the workshop, stay posted on our LinkedIn accounts: Paula Rizzo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paularizzo1/ Terri Trespicio: https://www.linkedin.com/in/territres... Greg Corey: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-core... Kristian Golick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristian-...
Transcribe →How to Start in the Video Freelance Industry
Mar 7, 2019Tap to summarizeIn today’s episode, I sit down with an old friend of mine who works in and around Philadelphia as a video freelancer. Charles and I met back in our days at Kutztown University, and have since gone our own ways and formed our own paths. But in this episode, we reconnect and share our experiences about the freelance world of video production. In the podcast, Charles gives his best advice to freelancers looking to make long term connections with employers and companies.
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