>> No matter what career you decide, I would say love what you do.
Especially being in Southern California, you're going to be driving.
I did not want to sit in an office all day, I wanted to be in a fun environment.
And I feel like for any student wanting to do anything in their career --
and I know this is so cliché to say but -- like, you have to love your job --
you really do have to love your job.
And I feel like in this industry, if you have any interest in TV
or movies or anything, you'll love it.
Because it's so much fun.
It's tiring and you have to put in the hours, but it's so rewarding at the end
to see your stuff printed, or to see a project that you worked on for two years finally out
and you get to move onto the next big project.
Things only get better like that.
Like I said, that's why I'm in it for so long.
Like, I drive to L.A., and it doesn't bother me.
It's my time to reflect, it's my time to think.
And if you're always a thinker and always wanting to be creative
and your mind is always going, this is probably the right place
for you because my mind never stops.
Like, it's always like -- you'll get your ideas, you know, at 2 o'clock in the morning.
Or, you know, you're in the shower and you're like, oh, that would be amazing
to think about, or you hear something.
So I would say just love your job and love what you do.