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Bartholomew Davis IV
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What is your favorite part about your profession?
I am doing some research on the career of Producers/Directors.
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Sang Mai
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Hello,
I think favorite part about your profession is that it reflects who you are.
I think favorite part about your profession is that it reflects who you are.
Clark Coffey
Producer/Director
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Orange, California
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Hello and thank you for asking such a great question!
As you can imagine, this answer is going to be different for everyone - that's one of the many wonderful things about directing and producing : there are many paths one can take in their career.
Having said that, my favorite part of my profession is the gift of being able to grow and use my "empathetic muscles" through the art of storytelling. Every time I set out to tell a story, I learn more about other people and I get to share that with an audience. My experiences are pretty limited (a situation we are all in), but there's a huge world out there filled with so many people with radically different backgrounds, experiences and mindsets. I get to facilitate the telling of their stories and in the process, I'm always learning more about the human experience and condition and - I'm getting to share that with an audience.
Story is, in my humble opinion, one of (if not) the most powerful tools for sidestepping potential bias and activating empathy.
As you can imagine, this answer is going to be different for everyone - that's one of the many wonderful things about directing and producing : there are many paths one can take in their career.
Having said that, my favorite part of my profession is the gift of being able to grow and use my "empathetic muscles" through the art of storytelling. Every time I set out to tell a story, I learn more about other people and I get to share that with an audience. My experiences are pretty limited (a situation we are all in), but there's a huge world out there filled with so many people with radically different backgrounds, experiences and mindsets. I get to facilitate the telling of their stories and in the process, I'm always learning more about the human experience and condition and - I'm getting to share that with an audience.
Story is, in my humble opinion, one of (if not) the most powerful tools for sidestepping potential bias and activating empathy.
Byron Rinaldi
Manager
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Midlothian, Virginia
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For me, it's working with people from all walks of life and making a difference in their lives by sharing my experiences and listening to their experiences as well.