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Theatre usher/techie during the week and janitor on weekends. Switching majors from Graphic Design to Computer Engineering to prevent myself from dying in the streets after college.

Madnis said:
currently working on various children shows.
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What shows specifically? I'd like to see some of your work.
 
Accounting student at the moment and been cashiering everywhere for like 3 years now lol.
Jus got a summer internship with a real estate corp (last credit for school.)
Hoping to become a CPA just don't know which school to go to =\
 
Y-Disciple said:
Theatre usher/techie during the week and janitor on weekends. Switching majors from Graphic Design to Computer Engineering to prevent myself from dying in the streets after college.



What shows specifically? I'd like to see some of your work.
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i truly doubt you would know them, seeing as they're mostly pilot episodes that are being pitched around for broadcasting deals at the moment.

because of that, i'm legally bound by the studio to be silent until they've aired on tv or promotions for them are publicly viewable.

but they're preschool children's cartoons designed for edutainment.

one project that i might have more control over however is also in the works but i can't really speak about it either. but i am being groomed for a producer. so... hopefully.. i can step my game up.

one project i can tell you about that i worked on is called

"Flower of Sabi" an animated short film for a festival here in Korea..

http://www.studiob.co.kr/html/contents_07.html

feel free to look at some of the other projects that are there. but flower of sabi was the first project i worked on since i joined this studio.
 
That's pretty cool Madnis. I can't say much about the writing, but the visuals were pretty good.

I am a barely passing honours student, one more year before I'm outta high school. I worked in fast food last year, and I'm waiting on my boss's call to say if I can work again this year. Did I mention they only pay me six dollars an hour?
 
Thank you!

but i can tell you right now, the story isn't all that detailed.
i wouldn't even call it a good story to be honest with you. but if you view it in the right mood it's a pleasant 18 minute watch..

the clip on the website is just a promotional music video.
 
I'm a medic in the Army. On top of that, I'm a student. I was majoring in biology before I joined the Army, but I'm just taking general studies until I get out. Plan on majoring in biology again (if I don't have to get a job, which I shouldn't, I plan on double majoring, taking up Psychology also), then taking the MCAT, going to med school, and, hopefully, specializing in neurosurgery and probably pediatrics.
 
BubblesFanBoy said:
I work at Nestle where we make Hot Pockets. I work 3rd shift EPSU (Equipment Preparation and Start Up). Basically we wash down the factory every night to get ready for 1rst shift.

Pretty boring job, but decent pay and good benefits.
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I fuckin love hot pockets!! Youre my hero. You get free samples??

HRD
 
male model .

i wanna become an actor in the future . but , i'm not making a living off of my modeling currently , it's more of a hobby rather than a career .

but , yeah , model . future want-to-be actor .
 
Right now: I am a customer service rep for various health insurances. I can get pretty tough and demanding (epically around Annual enrollment period) but it was very well and there tons of overtime if I ever want it.

Future: (Please don't laugh) I have always wanted to be a voice actor. However, that might be a bit tough for me. I was never in any acting/drama clubs, and I'm not sure but I think they want you to go to school for something like that (can you believe that?!) so as far as getting something like that started I don't really know where to begin... Improve class maybe? -_-'
 
I work 2 full time jobs in the IT field while working towards a PhD in Linguistics (working for a university makes this go slower due to credit caps), after which off to become a neurologist / cognitive neuroscientist.
 
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