It's at times like these that I'm glad we never over-expanded ourselves. Our office is still the guest house at my parent's ranch, and the only thing we dumped a lot of money into was our production costs. We've been able to cut that significantly and still produce quality content. Unfortunately we've not been able to shoot as frequently as we did in the past, and have had to resort to licensing some material to supplement our posting schedule, but in comparison to some I've spoken to, we're doing alright. We're shutting down our studio in LA and rebuilding the half-done daylight studio at the ranch, above the office. In a way that's almost better, as we'll be consolidated all in one place. Our crew has downsized a bit too-- for example we don't use our stylist anymore, which means I have to do all the styling myself (thank God we have accrued an enormous wardrobe over the years) and now I do all the processing myself too. So basically I work twice as hard as I did before but that's a hell of a lot better than being out of work.