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Posted in Ribbons | No Comments »What pays better? Artist or director of the film?
Okay.I really want to be a Director.But I also want to be a artist.Everyone said I should be a director, but I wanted to be an artist since I started drawing! (Age 3). I do wish to art what Professor fast.My I already signed for an artist school.But the class, she signed me is Directing.I really want to be a artist, but I heard most people do not care about art and not paying well.I can already picture it. cute little shop where I can get my art on display.In some back room there will be a bridge and all my art supplies.There will also be a small stool in front of easel.That is where I will draw portraits.I really want this dream, but everyone says I should be an administrator and I'm stuck! HELP!
It is very difficult to receive consideration for being an artist. It depends on what field you get the best. You see I'm in the same boat as you, I have examined the direction the film. Or at least things related movie. I will major in graphic design because I like to do website layouts, animation, and you would try to design posters and other things. I did a test career and facilitator went # 1 for me. Graphic Arts deals with many areas drawing / art. Visual Arts is also a diploma, you can consider. I do not know what you must be a film director, but I suggest you do the degrees / qualifications you might need. I have always lived with something to fall back on. As you might guess, I am the way, including art, but I have all the science courses in secondary school choice (accepting Physics 12). You do not need a degree or simply be an artist, but you do for a film director, at least I firmly believe that. So prepare yourself with education, hard work, unabated. There is no such thing as being too cautious.