Friday, December 13, 2013
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True Story: Thrift Store Confessional
I overheard this fellow at a thrift store in Windham, Maine last Saturday. He was a quiet fellow, but took the opportunity of the checkout process to tell the story of his life to anyone within earshot.
Paying for Cartoons is Like "Extortion"
When you invoice a someone for a cartoon that they bought from you, have you ever had a client refuse to pay? Did you ever have a client complain that your invoice is an "extortion letter" and refuse to pay?
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Very interesting that the film shows women doing artistic work (in-betweeners, background artists) at a time when Disney only thought them fit for painting cels. I'd thought the sexism was just industry practice reflecting social norms of the times, but here they're doing jobs that Disney wouldn't let them do for decades. Enlightening.
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