>> It took, so I graduated in 2006.
I had my first job in 2012 so I spent about six years doing a bunch
of random things and then getting another degree.
I joined a international volunteer organization for a while and spent a year in India
and two years in the Marshall Islands, doing volunteer high school teaching,
trying to run away from doing things in the entertainment history
because everyone was like, you should do something else.
So I went into something else and I couldn't' really handle it very well.
I ended up directing a couple plays and accidentally making a country's first movie,
which then got a lot of attention because the country had never had a movie before
and I accidentally made it.
So we traveled to 15 different countries, met very high level government officials
and got a lot of fancy movie parading around and after that I decided like, oh,
that was really a enjoyable experience, I would like to actually learn how to do that.
So I went to film school for an MFA, got myself into a lot of debt, which I didn't have before,
and realized that I would need to get a job.
I got a job as an assistant at a management company for about a year,
realized I was maybe not suited for that and just started making things.