In today’s world, there are so many new job titles popping up that it’s hard to know what they all mean. And it’s even harder to really understand on a deeper level what anyone’s day-to-d...
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Thank you for sharing this! I must admit my days do feel quite different to this. Each part of the process is much more drawn out. I often find after working on another project and looking back at the original project I feel so much more inspired and creative and come up with better ideas for storyboards. It is nice to see how other people work.
- The hard thing about writing this article was that as an ID, every day feels a little bit different. I did my best to make this as realistic as possible but also include a variety of different tasks to show the scope of an ID's job. I'd be interested to hear more about what your day looks like if you'd be willing to share!
- Allison,
I think it's that you imply that you can write a script in an hour that has us IDs scratching our heads. We all know, a script is NEVER written in an hour, or any of those other tasks you "completed" during your hours. It was a nice article, and I get your point; but, maybe just say you worked on a script, etc, not necessarily saying you finished something in an hour. Because we all know we do many tasks a day on different projects and it takes more than an hour to complete a task.- I just meant to say that I worked on it, not that I finished it in an hour. ;)
