Luis Caffesse
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Alright - so it seems every few months lately I've made one of these posts, then something happens, then I'm gone again. This time I swear to make an effort to stick around.
Long story short - my life feels like it was in a blender for the past few months, but things are now shaking out and leveling out...and hopefully I've come out on top.
Finally quit the job at the TV station that I was always complaining about, and went back to unpredictable world of freelance work (with the incredibly support of my wife, of course). So, anyone thats ever made a career change like that knows the stress that comes with it (hence my not being around...again).
The bad news is that I had a few deaths in the family recently - so that's part of what also kept me away. My grandfather, whom I'd posted to you guys about last year after visiting him for his 100th birthday, finally passed away about a month ago. While it wasn't unexpected giving that he was now 101, it's still never easy. But, it's all for the best.
SOooooooo.....
On to the fun stuff (if you're still reading that is)....
The bulk of my work now of days is for a company by the name of OnNetworks.com
(if any of you are interested in knowing more about them, feel free to let me know or send me a PM).
They're an online content provider, and I'm producing 4 shows for them right now with my business partner. 2 of the shows are almost done with their first seasons, and the other 2 are just starting up, so they aren't online yet.
You can see the shows on their website
or you can check them out on itunes (and SUBSCRIBE to them!).
The shows are:
"Stump the Chef"
We give an award winning chef 3 random ingredients from which he must make a meal. It's part 'lets make a deal' and part 'Iron Chef.' Very goofy, but alot of fun to make.
"Austin Connoisseur"
A show profiling local Austin places.
I really like my city...so maybe this is only interesting to me.
But it's been alot of fun to work on, and I'm happy with what we're getting given our budgets and schedule.
Both shows are shot on the HVX.
(which is about to be shipped back to panasonic for repair, but that's another story... ).
Let me know what you think.
Glad to be back, again.
:thumbsup:
Long story short - my life feels like it was in a blender for the past few months, but things are now shaking out and leveling out...and hopefully I've come out on top.
Finally quit the job at the TV station that I was always complaining about, and went back to unpredictable world of freelance work (with the incredibly support of my wife, of course). So, anyone thats ever made a career change like that knows the stress that comes with it (hence my not being around...again).
The bad news is that I had a few deaths in the family recently - so that's part of what also kept me away. My grandfather, whom I'd posted to you guys about last year after visiting him for his 100th birthday, finally passed away about a month ago. While it wasn't unexpected giving that he was now 101, it's still never easy. But, it's all for the best.
SOooooooo.....
On to the fun stuff (if you're still reading that is)....
The bulk of my work now of days is for a company by the name of OnNetworks.com
(if any of you are interested in knowing more about them, feel free to let me know or send me a PM).
They're an online content provider, and I'm producing 4 shows for them right now with my business partner. 2 of the shows are almost done with their first seasons, and the other 2 are just starting up, so they aren't online yet.
You can see the shows on their website
or you can check them out on itunes (and SUBSCRIBE to them!).
The shows are:
"Stump the Chef"
We give an award winning chef 3 random ingredients from which he must make a meal. It's part 'lets make a deal' and part 'Iron Chef.' Very goofy, but alot of fun to make.
"Austin Connoisseur"
A show profiling local Austin places.
I really like my city...so maybe this is only interesting to me.
But it's been alot of fun to work on, and I'm happy with what we're getting given our budgets and schedule.
Both shows are shot on the HVX.
(which is about to be shipped back to panasonic for repair, but that's another story... ).
Let me know what you think.
Glad to be back, again.
:thumbsup: