seriously. I made more money for less hours working retail at Fred Meyer in Seattle. I can understand the desire to be successful but if you're working 100 hours a week and homeless that isn't really successful now is it?
The insanity of it all is that no one really wants to change the system by saying "no" to the higher ups. We all have this idea that someone else is waiting to jump in and take our spot in this industry, and while that may be true... if everyone just quit when faced with retarded 100 hour work weeks then it would put the…
what the fuck. seems like a sob story to me, if hes not being paid properly, why continue to do that VFX job and not even get a normal job? maybe im jaded but if I was ever asked to work a 100 hour week and was making less than 150g+ a year I simply would refuse and tell them there was no way in hell im doing that. the…
So this guy fears going public, but some other guy leaks NSA secrets and gives his real name? If you want a revolution, you need to have a face to it. He goes to a for-profit school, he gets shit jobs, expects to make 100k a year for essentially cleaning up rocks in background plates, and gets in a housing scam. Sounds…
Guy takes risk going for dream job, risk kinda doesn't pay off. He must really like retouching video to do all that for it though... and must really want to be paid well for it to go through all that effort for a job. So surely you can't complain at the risks of chasing the dream, if that is indeed his dream?
> Victor’s annual income is under $10,000 so much for being a c r e a t i v e p r o f e s s i o n a l instead of working for ikea or fulltiming at 7/11 for that matter
I hate to say it, but Victor is what is wrong with the industry. Some newly minted grad goes, "Oh boy! I get to work in Hollywood!" and takes whatever low paying abusive job they can get but they think it is putting in their dues. They need to say, "No thanks, I am worth more than this job is being paid. I respect myself…