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The Education of the Design Entrepreneur
Edited by Steven Heller
New from the editor of the pioneering Education of . . . series, this benchmark collection of fifty essays and interviews provides students and working designers with a firm understanding of the pitfalls and triumphs awaiting the design entrepreneur.
Designers recount their motives for setting out on their own and reflect on the degree to which their creative spirit has been satisfied by entrepreneurial freedom–in areas ranging from book, Web site, and home product design to golf course development and entertainment design.
Contributors such as Byron Glaser and Sandra Higashi, Eric Zimmerman, Rudy VanderLans, and others reveal that entrepreneurship is not simply a designer’s ticket to liberation–it can also be a labyrinth of clerical tasks and manufacturing nightmares.
This collection provides candid anecdotes and no-frills advice for any designer ready to brave the trials and rewards of entrepreneurship. |
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Reviews
“With his emphasis on first-hand accounts from the front-lines of international production and co-financing, Mark DeWayne's highly accessible primer serves as a much-needed introduction to the complexities of shooting feature films abroad —and issues a salutory warning to all those would-be US filmmakers who venture overseas without adequate preparation.
—Colin Brown, Editor-in-Chief, Screen International
"This long-overdue manual contains a wealth of practical advice for producers, directors and all independent moviemakers shooting for an international edge."
— Timothy Rhys, Editor and Publisher, MovieMaker Magazine, Los Angeles, CA
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