Sep 21 2007
Why Should You Be Choosy about Who You Work With?
Cinematographer Brad Rushing tells a class at Loyola University, New Orleans why the jobs you turn down are often more important than the ones you accept, or in other words, why every artist, producer, manager, freelancer and session musician should be choosy about who they work with, in order to create a body of work that they can build a successful career on.
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