The artist Van Gogh may have starved for his craft. But, today, art isn't much fun if you're broke. So if you're on the crap side of the creative/ business divide, you'll be pleased to learn there are new ways for amateurs to make money, even if it's not very much. |
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Advertising Agency Jack Liberties has put out a call
for 'creatives'. They're looking for scene artists, graffiti artists,
dancers, showgirls, DJs and filmmakers; anybody with creative zing to
work on their campaigns. Take a look at puttingthewordonthestreet.com
and, if you like where they're coming from, send in your cv/ portfolio/
sample/ short. You never know, it might be the start of something big. |
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For amateur photographers, and others lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time, scoopt.com could be a nice little earner. It accepts photographic submissions from amateurs 24/7 - the news never stops! - and markets the images internationally through Getty, one of the world's largest picture agencies. All you have to do is get the shot. Jack
Liberties - putting the word on the street |
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