Animal Mischief

I keep seeing all this cool stuff being done by laid off ad talent. I thought it should have a home. Or at least a temporary shelter. To submit what you’ve been up to in unemployment,  contact me here.

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  1. Posted June 12, 2009 at 10:44 am | Permalink

    I have been producing all sorts of ads for agencies all over the country. All thanks to the web. When people work in an office they email the guy in the next cube so why not in another state or even country. In broadcast we prep a job then fly to a location and then go to the edit. It works no matter where we live. Good talent can work where ever they are needed.
    Thanks,

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  2. Posted July 15, 2009 at 10:43 pm | Permalink

    Among other projects, I’m finally writing the children’s book I’ve put off for far too long. I’m also learning calligraphy and designing the type treatment for my wedding invitations (a not so small feat for a copywriter).

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  3. Posted July 28, 2009 at 3:50 pm | Permalink

    While I’m looking for freelance and full-time work, I’m finally pursuing a new business venture I’ve always wanted to do. It’s in the very beginning phases but I figure now’s the time to really put my heart in it. I mean, when else am I going to have this time?

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  4. Posted November 14, 2009 at 10:35 pm | Permalink

    I’ve been laid off over a year now. After my wife quit her job teaching at a university so we could relocate for what we thought was a major career move to a remote area, we found ourselves in a position of both loving where we now live and a sense of “OMG-WTF do we do HERE NOW?!!”

    I’ve been trying to create product in training creative professionals (DVD videos and speaking/training gigs) as well as finishing up a book that’s both practical application and history of the special FX industry.

    I am looking to freelance creative and production – but leaning toward developing a new media marketing company up here in Ojai, focusing on marketing & PR of other creatives and green business.

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