Working 9-5 Doesn’t Have to End Your Music Career
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Trev shares a day in his life balancing his job and music career.
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I like this real-life , documentary style video.
This is a well put together piece. I work 9-5 and make music and this is similar to my daily routine. I would like to look into making music for brands as well. Thanks for this!
Your routine is really impressive and motivates me to reduce some distractions to actually gain some time again of the day. Thank you for your input. I wish you all the best on that journey.
Very inspirational video, thank you so much for putting it together and just giving insight into your daily routine as a composer with another full-time job. A truly inspiring journey and great motivator to see what can be done in one hour a day if it is utilized with intention. Thank you so much for sharing that journey and your daily routine, really reminds & motivates me to get to composing with more focus and intention.
Well done! I’m in a similar position, as well as being a new dad. Its forced me to take a much more focused approach to how I work on music in order to actually get things done. For me, patience is the hardest part.
As I'm going through the masterclass right now this is how I'm imagining my day will be when I'm done going through it :)
There is tremendous amount of valuable information in this course and I cant wait to land my first placement.
Thank you for sharing @TrevBarnes this beautiful day in the life of video, it was beautifully shot and very inspiring ❤
Beautiful energy Adil - with that kind of frequency your success is inevitable.
I too am in the master class, albeit prematurely as I am still working on my craft. And seeing as you are new in to this industry as well, do you see the potential for this to become an eventually a full time career?
Hey there! It's a very real possibility, especially as I continue to build my network and report with music production companies. There's a projects I've been fortunate enough to submit demos for that are literally worth half of my current salary, for a single project. The potential is 100% there, it just takes alot of focus, patience, and relentless resilience
@TrevBarnes Awesome! Thank you for the insight. Even though I'm in the course and seen the interviews of composer doing this full time, there's always this small thought in the back of mind that says "those are the more talented, lucky people. The actual possibility of making this a full time job is probably pretty slim." But you have reignited my drive to going and pursue this with your response so thank you for that as well. Btw, I liked this video and look forward to seeing you more often on here
@@joeypeterson3818 "small thought in the back of mind" Ignore that inner villain. it is a constant pain in the ass that leaves you alone after you push forward and finish your immediate task, then it's tries to come back for the next task. You got this! I deal with it, too.