>> If you want to work in entertainment or journalism it's just all
about actual, literal communication.
So, other than that, I mean, they don't really teach this,
but I feel like it gave me a, kind of, second hand confidence.
Just the confidence to walk into a room and be yourself and not second guess anything you say.
Definitely that's one of the first questions they'll ask you.
In every interview I've had in the entertainment industry is, what are you reading?
What are you watching?
And you need to be up-to-date.
You need to know who won what and when.
You need to know what the big movies are.
You need to know best directors.
Obviously, the biggest actors.
Screenwriters.
So, yeah, I would say to just read and also stay up to date on their trade publications,
like "The Hollywood Reporter", "Variety".
"Deadline" is online.
Just constantly be reading those.
Any free moment I had I was checking those.