Things are looking up on the career front...
I picked up Mondays at Cave Vin so I can now quit King n' I completely.
My final classes start this week. Lighting II, Portrait and Media business. I plan to take full advantage of this last semester and push myself as much as I can.
Assisted Tony Nelson the other day. We shot a couple of hottie mn rollergirls. Pics turned out pretty rad! I will also be assisting him on the 27th shooting rollergirls again and possibly the Justin Timberlake/Pink concert as well, not that he really needs an assistant for either, but it will still be fun to tag along.
Just finished my interview with Jake Armour. He seems like a cool guy. I think he likes me and he really seems to like my drive and the fact that I know exactly where I want to go and what I want to do with this career. I interview very well :)
Things look hopeful that I have the internship in the bag. I need to call him the first week of February and set up a meet and greet sort of a day to meet up with everyone and see if my personality is a good fit...of course it will be!
His internship has become fairly competitive which means he has had to become more selective of who he allows into his internship program. Another reason why I would feel very grateful to obtain it.
One thing I like about his program is that I will learn all aspects of the business from the lighting and photo side of the business to the paper trail side of the business. Towards the end of the internship I will also be given assignments by Jake himself and will come out of the program with some kickass new pieces to add to my portfolio. And the timing will be perfect! I think this internship will fully prepare me for the move to something bigger and it will end around the same time I plan to move. How perfect is that?
Josh, Jake says hello and he is glad you are doing well out in LA. He asked about you and Yuko. I don't recall how he worded it, but basically he could see what a mess your relationship was and how unhappy you were. He was pleased to hear that you are now seperated and moving on. For what it's worth.
My final classes start this week. Lighting II, Portrait and Media business. I plan to take full advantage of this last semester and push myself as much as I can.
Assisted Tony Nelson the other day. We shot a couple of hottie mn rollergirls. Pics turned out pretty rad! I will also be assisting him on the 27th shooting rollergirls again and possibly the Justin Timberlake/Pink concert as well, not that he really needs an assistant for either, but it will still be fun to tag along.
Just finished my interview with Jake Armour. He seems like a cool guy. I think he likes me and he really seems to like my drive and the fact that I know exactly where I want to go and what I want to do with this career. I interview very well :)
Things look hopeful that I have the internship in the bag. I need to call him the first week of February and set up a meet and greet sort of a day to meet up with everyone and see if my personality is a good fit...of course it will be!
His internship has become fairly competitive which means he has had to become more selective of who he allows into his internship program. Another reason why I would feel very grateful to obtain it.
One thing I like about his program is that I will learn all aspects of the business from the lighting and photo side of the business to the paper trail side of the business. Towards the end of the internship I will also be given assignments by Jake himself and will come out of the program with some kickass new pieces to add to my portfolio. And the timing will be perfect! I think this internship will fully prepare me for the move to something bigger and it will end around the same time I plan to move. How perfect is that?
Josh, Jake says hello and he is glad you are doing well out in LA. He asked about you and Yuko. I don't recall how he worded it, but basically he could see what a mess your relationship was and how unhappy you were. He was pleased to hear that you are now seperated and moving on. For what it's worth.