When it comes to creative advertising and promotion, I like to get my hands dirty. I don’t like to brag, but this is the place to do it: I’ve done the conceptual work. I’ve written promos that have appeared on the Super Bowl. I’ve called the shots in edit bays and sound mixing sessions. I’ve done photoshoots with big, big names. (I can name drop, if you ask. Maybe even if you don’t ask.) I’ve created and produced website takeovers and magazine covers and national billboard campaigns. I’ve designed and executed motion graphics. Projects on which I have been a primary collaborator have won Promax Gold and Silver awards. And I can hands-on fling the pixels in Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator... all the Adobes. Plus Apple Motion, Final Cut, and Powerpoint (if I really have to). I’ve got as many creative tools as Home Depot has socket wrenches. 

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And because I've been a co-principal in a Los Angeles boutique ad agency for many years, I can manage budgets, write invoices and keep clients very happy.

 

A large skill set is an invaluable asset to any creative endeavor. Years of self-reliance have built those skills. (And I can fix a goddam computer.)

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