I like creative writing and post-production. big company better or small company? writing better or technical position? want to keep on learning abt every aspect of tv and film production. i'm from singapore.
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Speaking as an experienced TV news producer here...\n\nYou are just starting out. Begin at a small local station or small company, and try everything.\n\nThis will give you the benefit of gaining an understanding of all aspects of the process. Then, you choose a direction to specialize based on what you enjoy the most. I was was a producer who also wrote, did tape editing, and videography. You can do it all (and do it all with skill) if you want to invest the time to learn that much.
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here you can network with like minded  people..and perhapsmake contact with potential employers...this from people doing the same...\n\nsecond link is CG Talk which I am sure you know of...\n\nThird link is 3D Cafe...another bunch of animators who have been around for awhile...networking again is a key.\n\nBreak a leg dude...I am still putting the finishing touch on my script for a 3D proof of concept which should run twelve minutes.\nGood ta meet cha!
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The URL, you sent with your question, is rather interesting! About realities on ground, since you are actually present in the company; who else, but you should be the best judge as to your own suitability, in that environment? Additionally, consult your trusted, experienced friends, who are in the know of things.
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well there are lots of opportunities in Singapore.  you can email me if you are keen and serious about starting one.
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A good answer would be something like, "I want to learn and grow as much as I can within this job.  I hope to make a positive contribution to the team's efforts and hopefully to advance if the opportunity presents itself.  I am looking for a long-term experience with a company such as this."\n\nMy experience has been that companies want someone who will stay with the job for awhile, not someone who's going to cut and run quickly.  Using that concept as the basis for your answer is probably what they're looking for.
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Physics is more interesting, but business is definitely easier. If it's points you're after, go for business.
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I just read an article in the Tradewinds magazine about how Asian women, from former CEO's to housewives, were the biggest money earners in our international company. The next trillion dollar industry is the health/wellness industry. So you would want to get with a firmly established, debt free company that is doing business in over 70 countries, has over 40 physical offices, 7 cafes, ranked the 4th fastest growing company of any kind in its first 6 years, and has an unduplicatble product being called the next coca-cola, allow them to take the financial risks and you get the rewards by payouts of 53 cents on every dollar. That's what I did and the income with no experience has surpassed my professional income with a master's. I know you are a single mother like I am, and this was definately the right company, with the right product, and it came into my life at the right time. With your comedic and outgoing personality, you may want to take a serious look at this company (www.TNI.com/1934177) and (www.TNCafe.com). Good luck to you. While you're researching, you can listen to a toll free, pre-recorded msg about our company at 800-242-0363, pin 4055. Contact me if you want more information.
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I once had a column in a Filipino-American newspaper based in California, USA. I am not a writer nor was I trained to be one. I was a member of many Filipino discussion group when the publisher of the newspaper offered me a column. I didn't know I have the talent for writing nor I graduated from any communications degree. \n\nThat time, I was just a housewife and have plenty of time to engage in many discussion groups. I was hesitant at first because I never thought I can qualify or who would read my column. I was able to contribute for several months but when I started working again, I can'f find time so I have to discontinue the column. \n\nI don't think you have to have special qualification to be a columnist. You just have to choose your niche for a certain newspaper. In my case, they needed someone from the Philippines to tell other Filipinos in the US or in other parts of the globe what has been happening from their home country. \n\nMaybe you can find what your interests really are and work on this, then write the publisher. Who knows, they might like your idea. Don't be scared to be rejected. It comes to all writers who want their work published. As one movie title say, No Guts, No Glory. Its your choice. Fear rejection and rot. Face it and enjoy the glory.
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No money, but i'd like to work on your project.\nI am in the job, too. Filmmaker for docs in a public european tv. Sharing your opinion on tv. What about getting in contact ?
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I'm a temp right now... and I can vouch for ya. It sucks. Take the crap job now while you wait for the good job. Quit the second they hire you for the good one. And steal some pens.
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I am an IT pro, with 18 yrs of international experience and going nowhere. In this IT field, there are no job security and the constant new technology which can make you become obsolete overnight. So my advice to you - go for it. I know that there are a lot of demands for these Asset Mgm. professionals esp. in Singapore, and they also pay very well. I would do it part-time first for financial reason and also to test yourself whether it's really meant for you. Besides, these days the market changes so fast that a profession in high demand today can suddenly become obsolete such as the IT field. Your Choice!
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Well if you wish to advance in the sales field by all means continue with training. As for television production, I know that you start at the bottom and it can take a very very long time to get somewhere in the station. You more often than have to keep moving around. Really all depends on what you want to do in the field.Good Luck
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They are in Glendale, just outside of Los Angeles.  They also have jobs in Singapore, but I think LA is the main office.
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Hi! I'm also a animation crazy guy. As i was in search of animation schools for a few days i thought i cud tell u some from my research. If placement is ur preference try ARENA. but if u really wanna b exposed to d industry try MAAC.
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are you based in the uk?\nIf so, most universities do a very good media studies degree course.....this will give you a real in depth view into the whole of the media industry, but you can also pick individual modules in things like film/directing etc...\nim sure unis in other countries run similar sorts of courses...\ncheck on the internet for unis, then check their syllabus.
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As someone who thought about the QVC route, and being the manufacturer of that item, I decided against it.\n\nThe criteria with which QVC chooses products is pretty general, but make no mistake- you'll give up your margin for volume. I decided I didn't want to sell just for the sake of sales and decided the reward wasn't worth the time and effort.\n\nYou'll notice that very few items- even in their 'craft' segment, are made by the people that sell them. They are usually farmed out to high production facilities in China or Indonesia or Korea. Not to say that your particular item is a craft item, but virtually any item must be readily available in gigantic volume and you'll get a net margin of perhaps 2%.\n\nI imagine you have already checked with them about the selection process...
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Which country you are located now? In which field you wish to set up your business? What is the tentetive size, i mean is it large scale, medium scale or smaller one?\n\nFeel free to write me back...