RyanTrapstar
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for someone who has a passion for audio engineering/ music production/ video production what path would YOU recommend to them?
Audio engineering.for someone who has a passion for audio engineering/ music production/ video production what path would YOU recommend to them?
for someone who has a passion for audio engineering/ music production/ video production what path would YOU recommend to them?
for someone who has a passion for audio engineering/ music production/ video production what path would YOU recommend to them?
Get in the game ASAP!
Get a 100% commission sales gig in the day time and a PT overnight security guard gig to pay the bills for the first 2-3 month's. Dedicate yourself to becoming an wolfshark assassin grade level salesman who makes 50-75+K NET. All the while, you build your audio/video production business up and self educate through buying the books off Full Sail, Berkley and SAE bookstore websites, watching video's and working/interning for low wage or free. Teach yourself basic business law and bookkeeping in the same manner.
Get a B.S(Bachelor's of Street's) in Applied Hustling
The truth is...non-STEM/accounting/medical related AA/AS/BA/BS degree's are worthless without relevant experience or higher order credentials. You would be better off with IT credential's and AS degree's in Network administration, programming or Network security...but pursing those may be too much of a tangent...you want to stay focused.
If you feel societal pressure coming on you too hard to get a degree, ignore and self-ostracize from the sheep....if that doesn't work, go online to your states "virtual campus" and pick a school/major that you can complete on your own time, 100% online, financed with free pell grants and scholarship money... there are plenty out there.
My main advice...learn sales and apply 12-24 month's to becoming a top earner, that will be all the education you need about business...generate solid leads...give your presentation...control the transaction..close the deal... responsibly manage your finances. No college teaches that.
You can figure out audio/video production/engineering on your own time and dime.