Picked up my media credentials today
I’m definitely starting to feel excited about this event despite the seriousness of my face in the media badge. It’s really starting to feel real now.
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So where exactly does this pass get you to? And is the seriousness of your picture to show those who see it that you mean business? Serious – if you raised your eyebrow in the headshot, it would totally have you laying the smackdown with a people’s eyebrow.