spcglider
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Well, one can always take a lesson from Jim Henson.
Start small. Local TV.
Do whatever it takes to bring in the dough... industrial videos, commercials, etc.
Establish a reputation. Work up in the television ranks.
Eventually you will have a functional company that can support you and many others. But don't expect it to be anything less than a 10 year investment before you get to where you want to be.
Sadly, most of us have already invested that kind of time in careers outside of puppetry just to pay the bills. I know that's the conundrum I'm facing. Without an existing superstructure to fit ourselves into, it will mean starting at square one. I'm 39... square one was a LONG time ago.
But I continue to work on it. I refuse to let the dream go.
-Gordon
Start small. Local TV.
Do whatever it takes to bring in the dough... industrial videos, commercials, etc.
Establish a reputation. Work up in the television ranks.
Eventually you will have a functional company that can support you and many others. But don't expect it to be anything less than a 10 year investment before you get to where you want to be.
Sadly, most of us have already invested that kind of time in careers outside of puppetry just to pay the bills. I know that's the conundrum I'm facing. Without an existing superstructure to fit ourselves into, it will mean starting at square one. I'm 39... square one was a LONG time ago.
But I continue to work on it. I refuse to let the dream go.
-Gordon