how to st&#92;art a freelance work .?
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register in companies like  www.elance.com, others.Some offer you for free.others require payment to be made.Your skils should be Creativity, adherence to form, when the situation demands(flexibility in presentation of thought), good command over the english language.And use lot of action words to sell yourself through your words.
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i work from home. i am a graphic artist. i do my layouts at home then present it to the office when i finish. well, other ideas: you can also be a baker. bake cookies and cakes.
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Get together a good portfolio so you can show what you are capable of. Design some sites for yourself or your friends to start out, good sites, and then you can use these to sell yourself to potential customers. That would be working it freelance style. Or, you can try applying for jobs in companies who need web designers (although your chances are lower if you do not have some kind of higher education degree or some work experience), submit your resume and a link to samples of your work. If you do all of this right, the money should follow.
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You should develop a net work with the peoples those are associated with Art Work- Keep contacts with them and ask them if they can be helpful to you for the art work.Become a member of Museums and some  private art gallery.And still you need more information-keep studying and learn the skill from your teachers.
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Dear friend  I am working from home too...Go to my WEBSITE: www.nickwwwboard.com  , where all Mail-Orders, art, craft, poets,animal lovers, and collectors meet  NATIONALLY & INTERNATIONALLY, after you check my WEBSITE go to the Visitors Guest book section and insert a up to 100 words ( more or less) ad/message  describing any thing in your business or personal life. Your ad will not have an exparation date and your ad will stay therter free.  Do not insert ads or messages in the Classifieds ads Section or pages  of my WEBSITE this section is saved  for paying ads only.  Through my WEBSITE...you will find ways to contact me...and if you wish my BIG MAIL will follow. Your BIG MAIL always will be WELCOME.  Also another way to insert your ads free if you own a WEBSITE, attached with a Visitor's GUEST Book, and exchage with others that their WEBSITE has a Guest book Section ...ads and messages.
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You might find work here:\n\nhttp://www.elance.com\nhttp://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/default.asp\nhttp://www.freelancedesigners.com/\n\nGood luck.
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Advertize on websites or magazines devoted to freelance writers, such as writer magazine.  If you can afford it, try the New Yorker.
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If you want to be a freelance writer:\n\nAny publisher will accept a great article--if it's well written, targeted at their audience, and the type of writing they publish.\n\n#1 Call and find out what types of articles they look for from freelance writers.  Most publications are in desperate need of *something*.  \n\n#2 You won't be paid up front.  But, once you know what they want, come up with a few story ideas geared toward the publication.\n\n#3 Call back and run the ideas by the editor.\n\n#5 Write and submit the one he seems most interested in, close to the word count he says. \n\n#6 If it isn't accepted, call back to ask for feedback why.\n\n#7 Edit your story until he likes it.  And pays you for it.  All publications have a per-word rate for writing.\n\nOnce you get a few pieces published--even 100 word details-only pieces, you will be considered dependable enough to be given "assignments" and you will have a "track record" for larger publications.\n\nAnd don't let an editor's constructive criticisms deter you either.  They would love to find and encourage a great writer.  Most people just don't follow through after not getting an immediate "assignment."\n\nAnd:\nGive them an intreguing title suggestion (A billion creative titles each year can get difficult for them to come up with)\nDon't write in first person (Don't say: "I went in..."  Say, "When you enter the bordello..." ;-)  \nUse an active voice (Don't say "As she was walking..."  Say "As she walked.")\nAnd never EVER wake up from a dream at the end of your story.\n;-)
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There are lots of web sites that create "markets" for freelance work.  I think on some of these you can scan projects that people need and then bid on them.\n\nIf the sites I've listed below don't work out, you may be able to find others by networking with people at these sites or reading articles they have posted on them.
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Very competitive, especially in the Bay Area. Do you want your own studio, or just full-time work? Either get a few big, steady clients, or hustle for smaller ones for steady work. Do some self-promotion pieces. (Make sure your website and promo pieces are FANTASTIC!) Give your potential clients a reason to pick you, instead of someone else. Also, specializing is a good idea, depending on the field. (Medical, education, entertainment, publishing, etc.) Good luck, and have fun!
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Do freelance work (you get paid better that way anyway)... ScriptLance
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You could try to join a freelancer site like this one,\n\nhttp://www.getafreelancer.com
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i can help you this much:\n\nhttp://www.futurastudios.com/golive911/tutorials.html\nbest of luck
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Boy oh boy do I have a website for you. My flash teacher has a free website with audio tips on getting the word out on your web design skills. www.basementcollege.com These really helped me out a lot. I wish you the best of luck with your carrier (I am too a web designer) If you have any other questions feel free to email me: homegrownideas@gmail.com If you found this info useful please make sure to mark as best answer :)\n\nSign up to www.actionscript.org you will get tons of freelance jobs there TONS!
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Depends:\n\n-working at a newspaper/magazine: unusual hours depending on the story, but interesting, steady work\n\n-freelance: may be difficult to get work in the beginning - you may have to do a lot of weddings or 'pet portraits' for cheap until you build up a good reputation - but working for yourself can be very rewarding not to mention flexible\n\n-portrait studio: be prepared to say 'cheese' 70 times a day, sometimes to crying, upset babies ... clients will make it seem like it is entirely YOUR responsibility to make them look good (regardless of how ugly or sloppy they are to begin with and regardless of whether or not they ignore all your posing sugestions)
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the usual way is to get an internship with a local paper, radio or news station. perhaps you could volunteer for your local paper to get a portfolio together.
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if you want freelance such try www.getacoder.com