-: Well, I mean, luckily I had a ton of opportunity
at USC to kind of explore the things I was interested in,
so I, you know, I moved out here to be an actress
and swiftly realized I did not want to be an actress.
And so I was able to, you know, I worked at the,
oh my gosh, the theater school
to kind of find some other ways that I could be involved
in film, and so I did reality TV casting internships
and kind of got involved that way.
I did HR internships because I was a marshall student
and was able to find things that way.
When I finished, I worked with the career center
just to make sure my resume was looking right.
I came to sessions to talk about different career paths
so I feel like I left USC with
as mush information as possible to present myself to a job,
because for me that was always, you know,
once I realized acting wasn't necessarily the way,
I was like, I want to work, in a stable environment.
I'm a boring Betty, so that's who I am,
and they gave me all the information I needed to do that.