Uhh why not take that money and instead produce some content?Degrees in film are absolutely pointless. If my situation were different, I would be skipping the BA and just going straight to work. But my dad has offered to completely pay for my college and pay for my room & board, so I can use college as an opportunity to find and make some good connections.
Because that's not the deal being offered to me.Uhh why not take that money and instead produce some content?
Narrative film editing.What area of Film are you interested in?
My general advice is usually to go school and get your degree.
If you want to work on the business side of things, no network/studio will take you serious without at least a BA.
And if you suck at Film, then you can always try to leverage your experience and your degree into some other field.
Gotcha.Narrative film editing.
Don't have very many at all. My most promising connection got laid off from the studio he was gonna hire me at, so I'm sort of in limbo now in that regard.Gotcha.
How much do you actually know about the industry?
Do you already have connections in the industry?
On their tail in what regards, I thought Cisco was already winning the UC game? Don't mean that as a criticism, honestly curious what you mean.They are changing their practices. They realize that Cisco is on their tail. Plus everyone is now hip to the "license" games they play.
I used to work for them directly out of NJ as one of their call center and IVR engineers. Now I work for a company. Not a business partner.Do you work for Avaya or one of their business partners?
They are probably slightly ahead in the unified communications piece because everyone has Cisco for their network backbone. And lets be honest, Cisco can tie everything together very nicely most times, and Avaya just seems to jury rig a lot of their shit.On their tail in what regards, I thought Cisco was already winning the UC game? Don't mean that as a criticism, honestly curious what you mean.