Originally posted by socool8520Oh yeah I can imagine how that is in America, it makes sense for some reason. I'm actually really surprised that England/UK is dropping it all so much though. I mean, I'm a second-gen secularist. Before that, Catholics and Mormons, so thank **** my parents didn't carry that shit on.
Wow. There is still a lot of "religious" people in America. It was hard for the Hispanic side of my family to accept that I'm an Athieist.
Originally posted by socool8520Media/film industry. I just finished a film course where I did a lot of writing/directing, which is my dream job, I guess. You need a car for film work apparently though so I just need something to afford to learn to drive + a car so I can start doing low-pay film work for a bit to get a bit of a name for myself. So many jobs I've been point-blank refused for not being able to drive, shit really stings, especially in London the Pubic Transport ****ing Capital
11 hours of customer service would suck. I agree with that.What kind of work are you looking for now?
Originally posted by Scribble
Media/film industry. I just finished a film course where I did a lot of writing/directing, which is my dream job, I guess. You need a car for film work apparently though so I just need something to afford to learn to drive + a car so I can start doing low-pay film work for a bit to get a bit of a name for myself. So many jobs I've been point-blank refused for not being able to drive, shit really stings, especially in London the Pubic Transport ****ing Capital
That's right, I remember you posting about an interest in the film industry. That's cool man. I do not have the creativity for something like that. I hope you get the opportunity do something with that. You know we could use some original work these days.
That sounds pretty stupid that you have to be able to drive to get a job in film (those two things don't seem like they automatically correlate). I would imagine if a Taxi/train can get you to work on time, then there should be no issue.
Originally posted by socool8520It's a really good industry to get into, plenty of money in it plus I generally gravitate towards creative endeavours. The driving thing is kind of dumb though. I mean I can understand needing a car for set shoots, but a lot of these are based in offices, so wtf? I can just get a tube or whatever
That's right, I remember you posting about an interest in the film industry. That's cool man. I do not have the creativity for something like that. I hope you get the opportunity do something with that. You know we could use some original work these days.That sounds pretty stupid that you have to be able to drive to get a job in film (those two things don't seem like they automatically correlate). I would imagine if a Taxi/train can get you to work on time, then there should be no issue.