What is media buying, and where can you go from working this job for a year?
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media buying is the person who makes stategic agreements in multiple areas usually, like a print, radio, tv spot, direct mail campaign.  you buy the time, negotiate the deals and work the best angle for maximum exposure at minimum cost to your company.  It can be a high profile responsible job, you could go in a lot of directions with that experience, depends on what you want to do next.
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Hey there, I know I'm in the UK & not where you are, but have you thought about webradio, depending on exactly what you want to do.\n\nIt may be that you only start by submitting stories, but such is the advance in podcasting & webcasting, it maybe that you can actually start building up your portfolio from your own home at little or no cost.\n\nGood Luck
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Go to office depot and buy it.
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Not sure exactly what you are asking....do you mean on a resume? In what medium?
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Yes, check out \n\nwww.mediatakeout.com
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take your story and your tape to a tv news company\nthey love that sort of thing!
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there are tons of different types of media out there. You need to be more specific. ie pics, music, video....
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Did you gain any hands-on experience while working for your degree?  If so, try to put a quality demo reel together.  I am currently working as a Program Director in Radio... But most of my experience will carry over to the area of TV.  Prepare to start at the bottom of the ladder of success.  My first job was doing the overnight shift of a little small town AM radio station.  You have to just realize working in the media is like climbing a never-ending ladder... There is always room to move up!  You have to stay "hungry" and be willing to move to wherever the next better job is.  Working in the media is a fulfilling carer choice.  You will become a public figure, and with that also comes those who will feel the need to constantly be critical of everything you do.  You have to be able to take criticism with a grain of salt!  Everybody has opinion, and they will be more than happy to share it with you.  Also, be prepared for rejection.  It is a very competitive field we are in.  Don't get discouraged though, someday you will get your break, and then it will make up for any hardships you may encounter on your way up.  I wish you the best of luck!  If you would ever want any more inside info, you can feel free to email me.
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uh..you should go on craigs list ( The website) and look under your state and find the film/tv postings under jobs. a lot of times there are local indie films being filmed and they need PA's and interns and help.
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Work at a newspaper.  Or a television, radio or internet-based news organization.
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Sell the TV to someone and dont buy one next untill u realise u got better things in life too. Enjoy.!
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I've worked retail for a while and if they have an exchange policy only then most likely you'll have to get something else. I would do some research on a camera comparable to the one you wanted and get it instead. You could yell and what not but to be honest, no one likes helping these people. Be civil with the employees and they'd most likely help you find something that fits with what you're looking for.
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you can buy it from office max or staples.
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Obtain a degree in broadcasting I would guess and start applying for employment at television stations.
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What do you mean "Film Broker"? I never heard of this.\nMy guess is working in the distribution end of film making?\nGet a job with a film distribution company (there are thousands). Call some or check online and see what they require for backgrounds and such.
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Sell some things you no longer need. Ebay is great but using the local paper is fine too. Got a lot of stuff and/or friends with stuff hold a garage sale. Another thing you might want to consider is a job with a temp agency. Around where I live you can make very good money with a temporary job assignment and the agency will find you the job.
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A sales position that pays commissions and ofers repeat business is the best. This gets even better if there is a customer service department to handle future sales orders from your accounts. Advertising is a good choice. Selling TV or radio ads, or even selling design services or graphics production like posters or tradeshow displays. You keep bringing in new customers and you keep making commissions on every client you brought in. Insurance is also good for residual income.