I'm extremely picky about the work I put my name on.

Chuck Livid Productions is me and a small, trusted guerrilla crew. We take on a handful of projects at a time, and every one gets the same care.

I also do charitable and free work for causes and artists I personally want to advance and support. If that's you, say so.

Before anything gets booked, we'll talk. I want to know who you are, what the work is for and who it's meant to reach. The right fit matters more to me than the right budget.

House rules

1. Community over commerce. Independent artists, venues, zines and grassroots causes come first.
2. Values are non-negotiable. LGBTQ+ rights, immigrant rights and basic human rights. If we don't agree on those, we don't work together. No hard feelings, no exceptions.
3. No racism. No sexism. No homophobia. No transphobia. No xenophobia.
4. Straight talk on money. Paid work is quoted up front and billed through N.I.C.O. Corp. Free work for qualified nonprofits is documented as a charitable contribution where the tax rules allow, which covers out-of-pocket costs, not the value of the work itself.
5. Everyone can ask. Any budget, any size. Not everyone gets a yes.