Watch Out For The Icy Patch

I Know It's Easier To Portray A World Filled With Cynicism And Anger, Where Problems Are Solved With Violence...it's An Easy Out. What's A Whole Lot Tougher Is To Offer Alternatives, To Present Other Ways Conflicts Can Be Resolved, And To Show You Can Have A Positive Impact On Your World. To Do That, You Have To Put Yourself Out On A Limb, Take Chances, And Run The Risk Of Being Called A Do-gooder.

I Know That I Personally Have Felt Quite Happy Because I've Done What I Wanted To Do. I Pursued My Interests And Have Thus Managed To Combine My Business With Lots Of Fun. I Guess My Only Advice Is To Do What You Enjoy, And Try To Do Your Best With It.

Yeah, Well When I First Started Working, It Was $5 A Show; It Was Probably A Little Higher By The Time I Got To My Own Show, But I Remember That They Put Me Under Contract At $100 A Week, Which To Me Was Really An Astronomical Price.

If You're Doing A Large, Complicated Character With Radio Controls, It Might Take A Number Of People Several Months To Make It And If You're Talking About A Quick Little Hand Puppet, It Could Be Made In 2 Days, So There's Enormous Range There, And No Real Easy Generalities.

Watch Out For The Icy Patch