>> I went to this beautiful school, the University of Southern California.
I graduated in 2013.
I studied business with an emphasis in Cinematic Arts.
It's a joint program between the Marshall School of Business and the School of Cinematic Arts.
So overall it is a business degree.
You will get a bachelor's in business.
But instead of taking your emphasis course in accounting or marketing,
our emphasis courses were in cinema.
So I took various film and television classes.
I also did a minor in screen writing because I knew I wanted to do something in television
or film somehow and then also incorporate the business background with it as well.
So while I was here I didn't know exactly what I wanted to do but I got my first internship
at a production company and it was a really great experience.
But I wanted to see other sides of the industry so after that I went to entertainment law firms.
I decided I didnÕt like that and then from there I was able to get an internship
at Bravo working in development and it was really cool.
And that's kind of when I knew that television is definitely
where I want to be more so that film.
From then I got another internship in the scheduling department
of another network, and I just fell in love with it.
And scheduling is putting the schedule together.
What show is going in what time slot.
One of things is it's strategic and you're planning the long
and short-term strategy of the network.
And maybe I'm nerdy, but I think that's really cool.
I think it's really exciting.