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Weekly how-tos outlining best practices for creatives and freelancers. Scroll through the growing library of guides below, filtering by category or theme. And if you’d like to get in touch to suggest topics for future write-ups, please feel free.

Using Chapters for Focus and Sales
Story research can feel like a rabbit hole. We begin digging into a topic and find lists of interesting angles and avenues. Or perhaps the story starts in a specific place, but when spending time with characters, it unravels and pulls us into a world we never knew.

Finding Stories and Framing Narratives
The foundation of a blossoming career as a documentary freelancer is unique personal work, an exciting aesthetic, and a watertight portfolio. Evolving one’s style is a journey that happens gradually over time, and nailing your website is a fairly straightforward process. But offering fresh narrative angles through which to view your work will help you standout in a busy marketplace.

Supply and Demand
The sale of work depends on narrative framing. Are you offering something that no one else has?