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Brad Chmielewski

Brad Chmielewski

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Host, Chicago Beer Pass

Chicago

Final Covers

' 'Yellowstone',' 'Shark Tank, 'One Day' 'The Kitchen' 'True Detectives,' 'Upgraded,' 'Masters of the Air' 'Shogun,I've written actively for shows and movies like,'Griselda' 'Expats', 'Suncoast'

Doesn’t Cover

Indiana (never again)

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Seniority Positions

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Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 4

  • Trying To Fuel Creativity

    By Brad Chmielewski Verified| Medium@ I thought I’d be better at this working from home and limiting my interactions with people outside of the house. After all, that is often the life many folks in the midwest live during the winter. The cold weather keeps many of us trapped at home, but it doesn’t stop us from going out if we feel brave enough to fight the bitter cold. I’m also used to working from home. I was a lucky one who often worked from home or from anywhere I wanted.

    By Brad Chmielewski Verified · Medium

    May. 26, 2020

  • Good Will Pays Off

    By Brad Chmielewski Verified| Medium@ It’s fantastic when you get asked to work on a campaign for a larger well-known brand; it makes you feel like you’ve achieved some recognition for all the hard work you’ve put in. Everyone needs a feeling of accomplishment at work in whatever form it takes since there are numerous ways to measure success. However, getting to work with non-profits on video projects is an entirely different feeling. It’s something you can do that is not all about you.

    By Brad Chmielewski Verified · Medium

    Feb. 14, 2020

  • Trying To Fuel Creativity

    By Brad Chmielewski Verified| Medium@ I thought I’d be better at this working from home and limiting my interactions with people outside of the house. After all, that is often the life many folks in the midwest live during the winter. The cold weather keeps many of us trapped at home, but it doesn’t stop us from going out if we feel brave enough to fight the bitter cold. I’m also used to working from home. I was a lucky one who often worked from home or from anywhere I wanted.

    By Brad Chmielewski Verified · Medium

    May. 26, 2020

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Company Info

Chicago Beer Pass

Chicago, Illinois, United States

+1 773-980-6750