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The Scope of Work Guide for Marching Arts Designers
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I made this guide for those of you who want a simple way to communicate and agree upon the work you're going to do for a client; without a hefty and complicated contract. I use a Scope of Work for most pro
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As a music designer for the marching arts, one of the most common challenges you'll face—regardless of where you are in your journey—is attracting more clients. Every designer must tackle this hurdle at some point in their career. In this post, I'll share several strategies to enhance your ability t...
Something I’ve been really concerned with lately is productivity, getting things done, creating in a good working environment. Creating room for me to gain daily momentum.
A lot of the time recently its not the doing of the work, the quality, or the “what to do” that’s an issue…but its my state of ...
I want to share a story.
I was 20 years old...a percussion performance major at UCLA...studying with Mitchell Peters.
I knew I loved performing...I loved music...and this is what I was going to do for the rest of my life.
At the time, I was also still a performer in drum corps - I had just comple...
