Getting creative

It's such a fast-paced environment, there's a real buzz, you just feel a part of a team. What struck me is actually getting on a set and seeing how many jobs there are. Lighting, sound, stage management and then set building, rigging. I really get the sense that I'll leave here knowing what to expect on a professional level show. Pretty much the moment I discovered photography I knew I wanted to do fashion photography. Essentially what happened is I accidentally pitched myself to a brand. That led to putting together a photo shoot, sending it to them and they loved it. Being creative in business is really important, especially when it comes to the marketing kind of side of it, that's where I've always liked about like business studies. So I've come away from a business degree really strong on events and marketing and that's where I found like a passion. I always enjoy like creative subjects. Once you do the course you can go into lots of different avenues like styling, what I'm buying. I think it's quite a broad range of careers you can get from it. There are so many transferable skills. You're working individually but then as part of a group, you're self-disciplined, you're doing your own time management, you're really focused. Composition I've done, sound design I've done, recording I've done, mixing I've done, mastering I've done. Pretty much every aspect of the industry at the moment was pretty much covered. They're trying to teach us how to go into an industry that is always changing. you