Aaron Marks interview
Your time and talents are worth something - don’t ever undervalue or give them away for free! You should be paid for your efforts.
Diego Stocco interview
Be mentally ready for changes, respect your own internal clock and sense of integrity. Be kind to those who deserve it and protect yourself from those who would abuse your talent and dedication in the name of personal gain.
Ville Sorsa interview
Success attracts attention, so believe in yourself, work hard and always do the “extra mile” even when it´s not required from you.
Tom Lemajič interview
Believe in yourself. Learn from others but don’t be like others. Be unique and different. Be ready to work hard.
Melissa Pons interview
Don’t let limitations stop you. For months, the only equipment I had available at all was a laptop and headphones. That didn’t stopped me from researching, creating sound effects with several techniques and uploading them to my soundcloud. Melissa Pons
Jean-Edouard Miclot (Jedsound) interview
Finding the balance between work and life is not always easy in our field and I hope everyone will spend some time with their loved ones in a few weeks.
Jesse James Allen interview
Gear does not equal talent, not any more than fancy cook wear makes a gourmet chef. The most important item to own is the vision for what you wish to create…rent everything else.
Jory Prum interview
Learn a programming language! Practice problem solving! These are the abilities that can truly differentiate you from everyone else trying to get the same jobs.
Sam Hughes interview
If it’s your passion, don’t give up. That’s the one thing that has paid off for me is I knew that I couldn’t do anything else and I was meant to do this.
Chad Mossholder interview
Put your best work first. Be confident and don’t get discouraged. It’s a tough market, very competitive.