There's nothing worse than working on something for a really long time on something only to have it shot down by your client. Whether it's content, the UX of an installation, interactive gestures, or music, it always feels like you wasted a bunch of time. Having been through this process for years on end, I decided to share a few tools and tricks that have made my process and the experiences better for everyone involved.
A tricky topic that most people don’t want to talk about: rates. It can be a personal and touchy topic for even high-end and veteran developers, as if they were going to be judged based on it.
All of the TouchDesigner developers I know are always working on tools. These tools may be for personal experimentation or critical tooling for your company projects. Either way, you may come to a point where you want to share your work.
I always love talking to Matthew Ragan. It's really a pleasure of mine. When you're just getting started in the industry, you have a laugh with friends about how you're trying to do a project without spending money.
