How to Keep Your Freelance Animation Business Growing – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #118

Here it is… the final part in the RubberOnion Freelance School and we’re talking about the likely goal in your third year: growing your business. Everyone starts this journey for different reasons, but independence is usually high up on that list. So what happens when you get to that point that you’ve gotten into the freelance game, you’ve established your brand, you started making some more money, and now you’re up against a production wall – you just don’t have enough ours in the day to progress any farther by yourself… you grow your business! This episode covers when to hire-out, which types of jobs to hire for and how to adjust your quote price for a team, the option of connecting with other Freelancers, contracts and the benefits of a virtual studio.

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Listen for Hollywood Jack ‘n the Beanstalk, speedbumps and potholes, and “thumb or finger?”

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Media Referenced During this Episode:

Rob attempting to be “can head” (mentioned at 6:55)

A photo posted by Stephen Brooks (@rubberonion) on Feb 4, 2016 at 8:04am PST

“The Mess Around” scene from Planes, Trains & Automobiles (25:10)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8riUi_rgOQ

#RubberOnionBattle for Jan 2016 compilation (35:37)

“Moshi Moshi Moshi” animated by Stephen for MindCandy (50:32)

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Stephen Brooks
Rob Yulfo

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