Boom Library interview
Work on your skills, not on excuses. I heard extraordinary good productions done with the cheapest equipment out there. So just do it!
RDGsoundFX interview
Once you learn how to make a space ship sound out of a piece of paper, making other sounds becomes easier and you can make them more creative and original.
Chad Mossholder interview
Put your best work first. Be confident and don’t get discouraged. It’s a tough market, very competitive.
Chris Haigh interview
The main thing is not to give up on your dream if you want it bad enough. Keep writing and getting better at what you do and eventually it will happen.
Damian Kastbauer interview
Keep doing what it is your heart tells you to do. Being honest with yourself about what your heart needs lays fertile ground for the cultivation of dreams.
Watson Wu interview
Just because you've completed high school or college doesn't mean you should stop learning.
Dren McDonald interview
Put energy into what makes you happy. That will usually pay off in the end.
Sebastian Pohle interview
Listen to feedback and do not avoid discussions. When it’s done properly you only can learn or get another perspective on things
Axel Rohrbach interview
The sentence “learning by doing” is something really important for me. But that implies that it is necessary to actively learn while doing.
Zhivko Nikolaev interview
Here’s something I wish I could have learned a long, long time ago - you can’t always trust your parents :D especially when they say that music isn’t going to take you anywhere. There are too many examples that can prove them wrong, just do your thing, figure out a way to be good at it, figure out a way to become even better at it and you’ll be one of those examples… but you shouldn’t care anyway. And even when you get there, there’s always something ready to go wrong and you just can’t be prepared for anything. But less head banging and more problem solving is always a great idea.