While I'm open to freelance work as a concept (in fact, the only job lead I have so far is a contract position, although I expect it'll be onsite work that runs a few months), advertising is really pretty difficult to get into that way. Before you get freelance ad work from anyone who can actually pay you enough to live on, you need to have a track record--which you get by working at an advertising agency. And, of course, when you start at an ad agency, you start at the bottom, and "pick and choose clients you believe in" is not an option.
I'm registered with a freelance web development web site called 'CreativeMoonlighter,' but because I haven't forked over a registration fee with them, any bid I put in on a project gets held for 72 hours. So far the site has been more useful in theory than in practice. :)
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Date: 2002-08-16 07:44 (UTC)I'm registered with a freelance web development web site called 'CreativeMoonlighter,' but because I haven't forked over a registration fee with them, any bid I put in on a project gets held for 72 hours. So far the site has been more useful in theory than in practice. :)