#Forensic animator
03-Apr-95 09:56:56
Sb: #162039-#Forensic animator
Fm: Rick Miller 76170,3214
To: Bob Weibler 72163,301
Bob,
Your background, attention for details and a good familiarity with computers
gives you a good starting place. Are you planning to drop your full time job
while you pursue forensic animations, assuming you decide to go ahead with it?
Where are you located?
>>Do you have any good marketing tips?<<
After you have a demotape, then call all the experts that you can find and show
them your demotape. If you speak with an attorney then you will have a few
possible clients, but if you speak with an expert you will have all the
attorneys that he or she works with as possible clients. Calling attorneys is
still one of your better possible marketing moves, time permitting. The problem
is getting thru to them, you will have to get past their assistant first.
>>I would think that calling and/or mailing info/demo's to attorneys would be a
logical first step?<<
You will need a demotape, if you can have one of the experts run some numbers
for you all the better.
>>Another question concerns liability insurance – is this something additional
that I should worry about?<<
This is one area where I should do some more checking. One expert said that he
didn't need insurance, therefore I have not check into it further. Maybe
someone else will comment on this?
Regards………..Rick – Technical Animations