The Creative Work You do Between Gigs Defines You and Your Company

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I sit down and talk to Chris Donaldson and Julien Scherliss of Moment.film ( about what it takes to regularly put out great, personal creative work outside of the daily grind of our production lives. Moment.film, during their first 2 years in business has put out a ton of commercial work for Seattle agencies and beyond but at the same time they've also produced a 10 minute and 20 minute pair of short films and a 10 minute documentary. AND they've paid for it all with profits from their commercial work. We touch on - * Being sure to have profit in your company to pay for these creative endeavors * Why keeping it "lean and mean" can help set you up to be able to pursue outside creative * What you do and don't get out of these creative forays * How the creative you do on the side often defines who you are as a company

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