Episode 66: Hellerstein
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A visit with award-winning commercial photographer Steve Hellerstein.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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Best quick source of inspiration:
Best source of client-meeting gravitas:
Your Favorite ad show or movie:
Choose.
Your most productive time of day:
Your favorite facebook stalking subjects:
Of the three, choose your most-experienced source of misery:
What would you keep if you could only choose one?
Which has had the most positive effect on your life?
Best Use of an hour:
Just for the hell of it poll: Best Radiohead album:
Munchies preference:
Favorite season:
Best Non-peer Music Resource:
Best decade to be an ad man (or woman):
Pressure:
Preferred way to record thoughts:
Preferred way to stay in touch:
How do you get your (non-porn) guilty pleasure?
Pick one:
At some point, each of these has kept me sane. Which do you prefer?
Coolest original way to rearrange stuff:
Most contagious:
How do you use your computer the most?
More important:
Where would you spend your ideal day off?
About Me
- Dan Balser
- Atlanta, Georgia, United States
- Dan is a department head at an ad school, a freelance creative director, a podcaster, strategist, father, husband, blogger and bearded, benevolent curmudgeon.
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3 comments:
I'll say. Start by starting. And my favorite line of all:
There is no greater passion than editing someone else's draft.
dan- there are a ton of good one liners, and 3 sentence monologues in "ADAPTATION," the movie, believe it or not. and the string of one-liners and mini-monologues that sprinkle and saturate "Elegy," starring Penelope Cruz and Ben Kingsley, are almost priceless. they are inummerable, and startlingly good.
The less I worry about what people think of me, the happier I am- in work and in life. It's not always easy, but it's always true.
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