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Showing posts with label General. Show all posts

Sunday, July 13, 2008

New Blog Address

I will finally start paying attention to my neglected blog. To help me stay on top of it, I've moved it from this previous blogspot address to my own domain with my photography and filmmaking portfolio.

Bookmark the new blog address: www.blog.kwwphoto.com

I'm leaving the content up here as well, but I've also imported all the old posts at the new blog.

Thursday, March 13, 2008

I'm Back...

Work has been pretty hectic lately (but who can complain?), but I'll try to keep my blog updated more often now.

Check back shortly for all sorts of great reads about film production, post production, photography, and architecture.

Sunday, July 22, 2007

I'm back from moving

I've now relocated from the San Francisco Bay Area to Los Angeles, and the environmental change couldn't have been more abrupt. It will sure take some getting used to, but now I'll have much more opportunity with the film industry at my doorstep.

Now that a certain LA-based cable company has taken a full three weeks to install my Internet service, I'll be back and ready to write for the Drowning Turtle. Cheers!

Friday, June 15, 2007

Blog break for graduation

I'm taking a brief break from writing in this blog so I can finish up classes, graduate college, and find a place to live closer to my work in LA. I'll be back as soon as I can, because the world keeps moving by way too fast...

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Two weeks until graduation!

The clock is ticking away until I graduate from college: the morning of June 16th. I will be moving from Santa Cruz to Santa Monica in early July for a full time post production job. Which leaves me with a ridiculous student loan to begin paying back, expensive LA rent to pay (not to mention deposit), and other bills that I'm not used to paying for.

I started this blog to write about something I feel passionate about, and perhaps I will see if I can bring any income in to supplement my meager student/entry-level salary. I've been looking around at ways to monetize blogs, but I don't want the site to become a rat's nest of ads. I'll try out services like Blogvertise to see if I can raise any money to help pay for my education. But of course, providing useful content for readers is my top priority :)