Dec 23, 2008, 07:34 AM
damnit nookie.
What do TF2'ers do for a Living????
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Jan 13, 2009, 05:39 AM
~my apologies for re-hijacking the thread~
This is my last semester of undergrad and I work on campus part-time. Other than that I do studio recording and am starting to learn web design (I've been given web site offers, but don't know enough yet to actually take them). I'm double majoring in Audio Production and Anthropology with a Computer Applications minor. I'm the president the my school's AES chapter and have been organizing a nationally recognized (well, in the audio world) event for students for the past three years.
I also do freelance fire performance and live sound engineering. I also occasionally submit content to Recording Magazine.
After undergrad, I hope to compile a written history/series of audio recordings of Capoeira mestres for historical preservation. If this comes to be, I will probably find some graduate program to fund it and sell my soul to academia until I can amass a nice fortune of microphones and vintage recording gear and mainly do live/studio recording.
This is my last semester of undergrad and I work on campus part-time. Other than that I do studio recording and am starting to learn web design (I've been given web site offers, but don't know enough yet to actually take them). I'm double majoring in Audio Production and Anthropology with a Computer Applications minor. I'm the president the my school's AES chapter and have been organizing a nationally recognized (well, in the audio world) event for students for the past three years.
I also do freelance fire performance and live sound engineering. I also occasionally submit content to Recording Magazine.
After undergrad, I hope to compile a written history/series of audio recordings of Capoeira mestres for historical preservation. If this comes to be, I will probably find some graduate program to fund it and sell my soul to academia until I can amass a nice fortune of microphones and vintage recording gear and mainly do live/studio recording.
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