ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Steven Melin is no stranger to the podcast. He's a good friend and a great composer, and he's been quite busy for the past several months... writing a book!
In this episode, we chat about the "why" behind Steven's new book, Family-First Composer.
He shares some practical tips for building a career in media composition without sacrificing the most important things in life like health, faith, and family.
If you're interested in reading the book, you can check it out on Amazon.
Thanks for listening!
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In this episode, we chat about the "why" behind Steven's new book, Family-First Composer.
He shares some practical tips for building a career in media composition without sacrificing the most important things in life like health, faith, and family.
If you're interested in reading the book, you can check it out on Amazon.
Thanks for listening!
--
In other news, Composer Code now has a Patreon!! If you'd like to help support the show or just learn about my goals for the future, check out my Patreon here.
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