Regarding the field of media
I want to work on the media industry after graduation. However, does the industry fully grow that it may be hard for me to get employed by the company?
thanks! #media
3 answers
Charlotte’s Answer
Within media, there's content and creative development and production, but also marketing, programming, finance, business development, sales, journalism ...the list goes on!
And yes, Los Angeles, New York City are where many of these companies are headquartered. But many have regional offices and local media affiliates all over the country. San Fransisco, Miami, Philadelphia, Chicago are other cities to explore. You'll also find local news affiliates - both English and Spanish-language - in small markets all over the country.
You can start by researching companies that are of interest to you and close by, and then see what internships and/or entry-level positions are available.
Good luck!
Matthew’s Answer
Media is a broad field and there are a ton of opportunities, but lots of competition as well. I'd certainly suggest looking into the field further based on your interests. The industry is disproportionately centered in cities. Some fields within media are more competitive than others, however.
Thomas’s Answer
• Project Management in systems integration for media facilities
• Various IT roles within a media organization
• Marketing or Sales roles for equipment and software used in media facilities
• Archival Librarian for audio and video assets
• Design, Installation, or Engineering of media support systems
• RF (Radio Frequency) Engineering to support signal transmission
• Satellite engineering and coordination of signals at a media facility
• Graphic design for on-screen elements
Remember, the media industry is vast and full of potential. Your unique skills and interests can find a place here. Explore, learn, and dive into the exciting world of media!