freelance
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shame about the bbc job lad, it's pretty hard to get in there though. You should take pride in the fact you got an interview and they want you to freelance there.
I think that's half the trick of going freelance, having the client base already there.
I would structure it so you start working all the hours god sends on other jobs then when you can't do that anymore (and you have some savings) jack the full time job in.
Work out how much you can live off sensibly, then how many days a month you have to work based on that. You may find you only need to work 2 weeks a month to cover everything.
There is always going to be some risk, the key is to minimise it. Sounds like you aren't far off if you have one regular contract on the table.