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Congratulations Marla! Sounds like it was "meant to be" . . . sometimes it all begins by just putting yourself out there.
I know what you mean about the long hours for a tiny bit of end product. I just recently started working in film and tv and the process truly IS amazing. This angle, that angle . . . but when you see the end product, I'm sure you will be happy they took all that time to make you look good!
You look good, they look good - and then, the show gets picked up and next thing you know, the residuals pour in, the phone won't stop ringing, everyone wants to know more about your music . . . "Good News" all around.
Sounds like your Music has put you on a Mission that Matters!
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