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That’s great! Glad things are going well for you. I know nothing of the film business, but I enjoy occasionally going to see a live taping of a show over at WB. I’m sure what you do is awesome!
June 17, 2014 – An update on me. I have been living in North Hollywood CA for a month and half now. I got a job at Universal Studios Hollywood. So, I am loving living here. LA is congested, sunny and dry, but it’s also exciting and so different from my life in Chicago. I wanted a change of pace in my life, and I got it.
Ah ha ha!
North Hollywood, CA. What were the odds?
As we all know, when Windstone and Company created this website, they too were in North Hollywood, CA.
As an aside, you’re now that much closer to Oregon. :->
Thanks for the update. Good luck in your quest for finding the right job and doing what you love.
~Hoofer
Congratulations on your new job and fun new life! 😀
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Excellent!
Good for you =) Change is scary, and the thought of it can be debilitating for a lot of us. It’s great to read that you followed your heart and are enjoying the outcome. Very inspiring! Keeping my fingers crossed you land your “dream” job!
Whew, I have been away from the forum for far too long. The last 5 months in North Hollywood have been amazing. I recently quit my job at Universal Studios because I got a new job as a freelance colorist at 2 post production houses, one in Hollywood and one in Burbank. I recently finished color grading a feature length indie movie. I am so super excited to say I’m now working in film in Hollywood. Burbank is also an awesome town, and I’m thrilled to be working there as well. I have met so many awesome people here! Guh, I wish Melody was still here, oh well… So, in case anyone was wondering, I am alive! I will be visiting my family in Chicago next month. The only thing that sucks is how I can’t see my family and friends in IL like I used to.
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