As a recent graduate with a Fashion Business degree and various job offers from company’s located in the aforementioned cities, I plan to attend an Acting School (most likely remotely) while also applying to as many Casting Calls as possible, attending Modelling Photoshoots, submitting auditions, honing my repertoire and perhaps make some connections along the way.
I have never had any real formal training as of yet, and have only acted in one short thriller film (back in 2016) and you’re odd high school play lol
Either way, wherever my day job beckons me, I’m incredibly excited for the road ahead. I’m 200% committed to retaining as much knowledge as I can to improve my craft and immerse myself in an infinite surplus of genres and projects from all kinds of bona fide directors.
Today a vice president of research and development who makes $355,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on Ouai leave-in conditioner.
The only exception I can think of might be the MLB All Star break...
I'm interested in finding out why certain professions seemed to group together in the same neighborhood. Why are there certain areas that are known as the Fashion District, the Flower district, or even the Meat-packing district?
Why did/(do) they group themselves together with possible rivals? Wouldn't it have made more sense to sell your products in an area away from all the other companies/stores?
P.S - Not sure if this kind of question belongs in this subreddit. If there is a more appropriate one, let me know :) appropriate one.
So like the title says I'm doing a research paper. I'm looking for people who have experienced burnout or PTSD from the job. Experiences, how you handled it, if there was any professional therapy involved, how it's effected your life. Really, anything works. If you don't feel comfortable posting here, feel free to PM me. I promise to keep everything confidential and if at any point you are uncomfortable, I urge you to let me know.
