and it's lack of classes devoted to how the industry and business works.
I first thought of this when we watched that video in class on Wednesday. Now, I know Arturo has told us certain things about the industry and how production is the best way to get into the business but it was interesting to watch the video and see the vast number of positions available in just one department on set. I was really amazed that I had never really thought about that kind of stuff because knowing the business and its positions are extremely important as well as how the hierarchy works on a set. A lot of times, we only learn production type things in park and I think because of this, we forget that learning about the industry we get into and how many of the different things work is extremely important. I really wish the school would create a class or two other than the intro media industries class that students could take to learn in depth about how the industry works in different aspects. Some things they could talk about would be how to get investors for films, going through all the production jobs on set of a movie or television show (field, live, sports, scripted, ect.), all about the different studios and how to get in contact with them, and even the different areas in the country and around the world that are hidden hotbeds for video other than LA and NYC. I think this would be extremely beneficial for students to really fully understand the business other than only knowing how to produce things.
-Tyler Chadwick
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