It’s a simple, effective way to organize and communicate your ideas, and is an essential skill to have in the film business.

Below you’ll find two sample copyright assignments: 1) a basic all-purpose assignment; and 2) an assignment specifically for musicians playing on recordings.

Below you’ll find two sample copyright assignments: 1) a basic all-purpose assignment; and 2) an assignment specifically for musicians playing on recordings.

It shows me, in a series of clean black and red lines, what I’m spending my time on. It challenges me to remember what I actually want to spend time on.

It’s fun to use lit cigarettes in photos with blue puffed-up smoke in the air swirling in front of a black backdrop.

I did my drummer a huge favor, I had a blast doing it and it didn’t cost me anything.

Learning a video editing program had been on my to-do list for a while, but I removed that shit from the list when I really realized how hard it is to learn. I’m just not into it.

I just can’t get over how fucking enjoyable my life is. What happened was this: I became surrounded by wonderful people.

The real goal of a performance isn’t necessarily to be liked. For good or for bad, live performance should be about letting something happen.

Like most people, I’ve got a number of scars, each with its own story. Each reminds me of the challenges and triumphs presented to us on a daily basis.

From Edie Everette’s “I Am An Artist” series.

The assertively patient Miller is from the school of thought where you don’t allow yourself a backup plan to fall on. He goes after what he wants and gets it, all the while feeling like he hasn’t achieved anything particularly special.

Only the leader of the band signed, not the rest of us. Is he the only one bound by the agreement? Will he be the only one who gets recording income?

The point of this story is not to encourage you to play every beer store or to boast about our huge fan base of terminally ill people.

The more that you are actively working in your field — whether that means writing for magazines, playing music at clubs, hosting gallery events or building furniture for a hotel — the more you’ll find yourself needing to execute contracts with other businesses and people.

Do you dip your pen in company ink? I know what you’re thinking. Of course, not! Who would be so foolish, right?