- ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 GOOGLE DRIVE PDF
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- ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 GOOGLE DRIVE PLUS
- ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 GOOGLE DRIVE DOWNLOAD
I use it to build presentations, make PDF’s to send out you, to build surveys, write documents, build charts and track artists and manage multi-million dollar visual effects sequences. Google Docs – I shouldn’t really need to mention this, but Google Docs is amazing. I love this thing (I’m still using the free version). As well as allow you to kick it back for the other party to sign before sending the final signed form out to everyone.
ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 GOOGLE DRIVE PDF
Just click the attached PDF and it will let you drop your signature into the document and auto-fill a lot of the other information out for you.
ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 GOOGLE DRIVE DOWNLOAD
Great for signing NDA’s and other documents quickly, without needing to even download the document.
HelloSign – This works on my iPhone, as well as on my laptop. ( Microsoft One Note is also great, and typically what I use for writing content up for my Podcast). I use it to organize and manage my day, share group collaborative documents with friends and colleagues. I’m still a pen and paper guy, but Evernote is my savior. There’s loads of timers out there (I have 3 physical timers on my desk) but just having something to snap you out of the distraction-mode at times can be critical.Įvernote – I take notes. I like having this on my screen to constantly remind me to keep focused on whatever my task is. ItsAlmo.st – Elegant countdown timer with an actionable deadline.
ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 GOOGLE DRIVE PLUS
It tracks all your invoices, when they’re due, automatically sends them out or reminders, makes them presentable, plus it’s great for tax purposes. I also regularly use Dropbox with clients, Aspera for those who need something more secure.ĭue & Invoice Home – I used to use Google Docs to knock out my invoices to clients. Here’s a link to a video I made a few years ago on it.ĭropbox (Also Google Drive, Amazon etc.) – Especially freelancing it’s great to have a drive you can keep all your shortcut keys, templates and personal files, all the things we regularly use in a place that we can access anywhere. So I can easily right click and jump to the projects folder on the network, Renders, Dailies, Texture Ref drive etc.
So I just wanted to get that out of the way 😉įolder Git – This lets me save folder paths to my right click menu. Oh and lastly – I have no affiliation with any of this stuff, other than I use it, no profit or gain from sharing this, other than if I get to start seeing people standing on foam rollers at their stand up desk one day, I’ll feel a little proud inside. Better yet, I wanted to share the devices, apps and services I use almost DAILY to freelance and get my work done, work faster, more efficiently, even if it means coming off a bit weird with some of these things! I’ve gotten into so many conversations about the gear lying around my house from camera equipment to art on my walls with friends and with everyone on Facebook when a photo gets posted that I thought I would share some of these things. You can listen to the Podcast episode here. If you’re interested – I’ve just put up a new Podcast episode that covers all the tools here pretty in-depth. From different wine aerators and whiskey bitters variations to stand-up desks and inversion tables (apparently I like to hang upside down like Batman).
ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CC 2017 GOOGLE DRIVE FULL
I’m forever curious, I’m constantly trying new things out, tweaking things, revising and using anything and everything in ways they’re not intended, just to see what results I’m going to get.So if you can imagine my apartment, it’s full of devices and weird things, from every phase of experimentation I’ve ever gone through. I’m going to assume you’re probably just like me.
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