Since entering the Audio Profession, I’ve always had a set
of career goals that I’ve been aiming for.
I began studying audio production in the hopes that I could use my
skills to further my band’s sound and to help get us noticed by the right
people. While this is not inherently important to my career as an audio
producer, it is what my first focus has been on for nearly the past decade. My most recent career goals that I’ve achieved
would include setting up and running the audio for a live acoustic performance
by Smashing Pumpkins, getting top marks and recommendations at my internship
with Studio Center, and learning how to master music and post production work
in stereo or in 5.1 surround sound. My
current goal is to further network myself in the audio community by doing some
larger named productions, preferably with film or with a top tier local band or
artist. In this industry it’s all about who you know, so gaining myself the
opportunity to work with people at my skill level or higher can help me learn
greatly about my field. Not only that,
but getting to work with talent that needs exposure, and properly helping them
gain that exposure will help me have professional credibility and I’ll be
gaining a positive reputation from these types of encounters. By doing these things they will not only help
me grow as an audio producer, but as a person as well. These are the two key factors I’ll be using
when I’m on the hunt for my next and future job opportunities and when reaching
out in the social network.
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