🌎 Do You NEED to Move to L.A. to Compose Full-Time?

In case you missed my recent YouTube video…

I moved to Los Angeles in 2019 to continue my pursuits of composing for a living.

Prior to my move, I was in Tennessee, doing various music jobs including:

• ⛪ Playing piano at a local church
• 🎹 Teaching piano and guitar
• 📄 Doing music copyist work
• 🎻 Taping sheet music together for a music librarian
• 🎥 Recording YouTube videos with my friend Frank Tedesco

I’d hoped that my move to L.A. would give me the network and motivation I needed to be able to transition to full-time composing work.

So how did it go?

Well, 6 months after my move, the U.S. got hit with COVID—and a nationwide lockdown.

That forced me to rely on the savings I had to get by, and to think outside the box in how I’d network with people and find work.

I learned a LOT. Painfully. 😓

Having lived here for 5 years now, I thought it was time to make a video about the pros and cons of moving to L.A. to pursue composing.

In the video, I discuss:

• ⚖️ The pros and cons of moving to Los Angeles
• 💵 My income breakdown for L.A. vs remote clients
• ❗ Three things you MUST start doing to compose full-time from anywhere

(And if you’re determined to compose for a living and want my help to get there, check out my 6-week Bootcamp!)