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Key Points

  • Freelancing versus Full-time
  • Separate portfolio destinations i.e. a “relatable and personal” view of your work and a more “organization focused” portfolio.
  • How to nd clients to work with while freelancing.
  • How to present a demo reel / “sizzle reel”.
  • Creating more client focused projects.

To Think On

  • What type of clients do you want to work with and the type of work you want to create for them?
  • Being younger in your career, how do you find more ways to present the work you’ve already created tomake it more relatable for clients?
  • Going down the route of a freelancer versus a full-time employee.

Actionable

  • Add more motion elements to your portfolio website to really communicate that on first view of your website.
  • Update your reel to include more experiments and not just final projects.
  • Create more views and different experiments with your work to present it in a different applications.

References

  • Studio DIA - Great studio that works in a similar space
  • George Dooley - Creative doing similar work and presents it really well.
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