“We the Prosperous” – David Silva

David Silva always knew he wanted to work in the arts—he just didn’t know how. Invoices? He didn’t even know what they were. Then his artistic drives crystallized into a love of filmmaking. Today he’s studying the craft in film school and has worked on major Disney productions, on cruise ships in Europe and on

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David Silva always knew he wanted to work in the arts—he just didn’t know how. Invoices? He didn’t even know what they were. Then his artistic drives crystallized into a love of filmmaking. Today he’s studying the craft in film school and has worked on major Disney productions, on cruise ships in Europe and on his own projects.

And, thanks to QuickBooks Self-Employed, he not only knows what an invoice is, but invoicing has become one of his favorite tasks—because it’s how he gets paid for gigs.

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