Entertainment Industry

[AXJules]

I'll do your advertising/media relations.

[Optimist Prime]

Originally posted by AXJules
I'll do your advertising/media relations.

awesome you are head of PR

[DigitalAngel126]

Sure, I'm in. I'll be.....in the movie.

[GeorginaDG63]

im graduating in april with a BS in Communications (broadcasting) and a minor in Photography. i interned for a radio station in the promotions department, which led me to meet an on air personality who used to work for a tv station...so he gave a good word and got me a position at WJXT Channel 4 (#1 local station in america)!!! right now i just shoot the morning show and eyewitness news...but im hoping to work my way up the ladder and eventually become a director :-)

[MeLikey]

GeorginaDG63- that's awesome- Congrats!

[James]

I am in the middle part of writing a screenplay called (working title) When the Trumpet Sounds .. a supernatural thriller.

I have thew financing already set up and am in the process of creating a production company called Bad Son International Films.

And thats the next 9 months of my life in a nut shell . . . if you are reasonably close and are interested, contact me.

[Lady Pi Phi]

I just read through this thread. I'm going to college in September to get my diploma as a law clerk (very similar to a paralegal). But I too am interested in Entertainment law. I'm doing this first because I don't want spend all that time and money going to law school to find out I hate law.

But one thing I noticed was it seems that you need a degree in order to apply to law school in the U.S. here all you need is 2 years of study at the undergrad level (any discipline) and of course pass the LSATs to apply for law school.