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Id say non black minorities are the hardest on screen, business side any race is hard but all minorities have a tough time.
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Originally Posted by zzz1035
Hey, just read through the whole thread, thanks for the info. Not sure how much you know the sports side, but Im a college student interested in the sports marketing world. I'd love to do
something with IMG or CAA, do you have any tips for success in the sports side? or just any info at all? Anything would be appreciated. Thanks
Originally Posted by zzz1035
Hey, just read through the whole thread, thanks for the info. Not sure how much you know the sports side, but Im a college student interested in the sports marketing world. I'd love to do
something with IMG or CAA, do you have any tips for success in the sports side? or just any info at all? Anything would be appreciated. Thanks
Well that you nailed the job track. But if you look at that way what job isnt repetitive? The idea is you build your own brand and help client. But, I'm beginning the question my fit in this town to. I know i can hang but do I want to?Originally Posted by Dragon
Whats the motivation behind a job like this?
Hypothetically, I would initially take this OP's position to get the experience of the entertainment business with all its glamour. Then a couple years whats next? Become an agent make more money and experience the same stuff over but only this time you actually doing what you been watching over the years. Seems repetitive
Also OP, since you spend majority of the time in a environment with alot of celebrities does it get to a point where you don;t get star struck anymore and you treat these "celebrities" like regular people. I could care less if i met a celebrity but there are some people out there that would just faint and crap.
Well that you nailed the job track. But if you look at that way what job isnt repetitive? The idea is you build your own brand and help client. But, I'm beginning the question my fit in this town to. I know i can hang but do I want to?Originally Posted by Dragon
Whats the motivation behind a job like this?
Hypothetically, I would initially take this OP's position to get the experience of the entertainment business with all its glamour. Then a couple years whats next? Become an agent make more money and experience the same stuff over but only this time you actually doing what you been watching over the years. Seems repetitive
Also OP, since you spend majority of the time in a environment with alot of celebrities does it get to a point where you don;t get star struck anymore and you treat these "celebrities" like regular people. I could care less if i met a celebrity but there are some people out there that would just faint and crap.
Originally Posted by wheredeydothatat
What percentage of A-list actresses would you guess let some agent or someone involved in the industry smash so they could gain a breakthrough part or get their foot in the door?
Originally Posted by wheredeydothatat
What percentage of A-list actresses would you guess let some agent or someone involved in the industry smash so they could gain a breakthrough part or get their foot in the door?