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Should you consider working for free as a photographer or filmmaker? This is a question that often comes up, especially for the new creative trying to establish a presence in the photography and filmmaking space. I share my thoughts on when and when not to work for free. Keep in mind that I am a big advocate for not diluting the brand of photography by always giving your services away for free.
A couple of reads I recommend:
Getting to Yes: geni.us/YwSf (Amazon)
Never Split the Difference: geni.us/XFo9Pte (Amazon)
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Prime Lens 16mm - geni.us/Xbpn (Amazon)
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Zoom Lens - geni.us/OeCA (Amazon)
Sony 85mm 1.8: geni.us/bO9Bk (Amazon)
Kit Lens: geni.us/P5kNqK1 (Amazon)
Feelworld Master MA5: geni.us/ToshYu7 (Amazon)
SmallRig Setup- geni.us/tcwWC (Amazon)
Manfrotto Bumblebee 230: geni.us/FOhKGI (Amazon)
GoPro - geni.us/Ub3Wk0O (Amazon)
Joby Gorilla Pod- geni.us/c7mJQ4d (Amazon)
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Peak Design Clutch - geni.us/Q8P2FDa (Amazon)
Mavic Pro - geni.us/QEzR (Amazon)
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Kevin Ross
4845 Pearl E. Cir. STE 101
Boulder, CO 80301
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