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How important is to obtain an education? Now a day most people think that getting an education it is not as important as having work experience. From personal experience, I believe that although having work experience is important, but it is more important to be educated and have knowledge to back up your work. Today’s market is very competitive, having an education will give you advantage and will make you stand out from other candidates. When selecting a career there are many elements to take in consideration. As a student make sure to select a career that you really enjoy and have a passion for. Take in mind that this career path you choose to take will eventually become your source of income. Who wants to work in a job that they do not like for the rest of their lives? Not me. This is the number one reason why I choose films and production as my career, because I really enjoy and it is definitely something I am extremely eager about. Back when I was 25 years old I had the opportunity and privilege to work in a Television channel in my home town in the Dominican Republic. I worked directly with Mr. Victor Valerio, the production manager of the channel. Mr. Valerio definitely influenced me in choosing this career, through him I learned many things and discovered that production is something I am …show more content…

Big part of those changes come from the film and television directors, they are always using new trends for production. Every three or four years the classic or convectional television changes. We can see the classic television has changed and will continue to change throughout the years. I have to be prepared for those changes, in order for me to be the first or one of the first to implement these new structures in Television production. As of right now I am not working in this area, but I will like the opportunity to work in American film and or Television

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