u/Sarahs_Wanderland

For those of you that have a more varied practice, how have you found to be the most effective way to organise your portfolio? Do you have everything in together, links from one website, separate websites? I'm open to hearing any options, as I'm doing a complete overhaul in the hope of transitioning careers.

I posted my first video, and I’ve got 80 views and 12 likes. What other things should I be looking at to see what needs improvement?
(I know my sound had some issues and I’ve ordered a better mic.)

I’ve just posted my first video, and I’m planning on making a combination of art and travel videos going forward. What kind of content works in those niches? Do you have any favourite creators that I could watch for inspiration?

I’ve been teaching for just over ten years now, and I’m looking to leave and do something creative instead. I’ve seen a lot of advice lately about having a wider range of skills rather than specialising, and I’m trying to figure out how to display that in a portfolio.
Would a different portfolio for each skill be better? Or have them all together but well organised?

I’m heading to Tokyo for a week in mid June. I know it’ll be humid and rainy, but I’m hoping to do a lot of art galleries and workshops.
I’ve booked to go to Tokyo Labs Planet and the Ghibli museum, but would love some recommendations for some maybe lesser known places, or workshops that you’ve done and loved.

How many of you have just the one job and find it to be enough to keep you going? Do most people have multiple sources of income?