Episode 109 - Courtney Swift-Copeland – Owner/CD @ Salt Paper Studios
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Courtney tells us how she created the successful production studio Salt Paper Studio and the meaning behind the name. We discuss one of the coolest things to happen to her, which involves Adobe, what unusual thing would be in the rider of her contract (I stole this question from my friend who does the Rocker Dog Podcast – Go listen to it). We also talk about how she finds new clients, what new service they are going to start offering next year and how she got from Delaware down to the Carolinas. I had a lot of fun talking with Courtney and I think you will really enjoy this episode.
So go take a listen and let me know what you think.
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