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Entertainment Industry Career Presentation
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Angel Policarpe
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Updated Jun 6, 2020
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Hello. My name is Helen.
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Apart A car and my project is will be on
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sound engineering.
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What is sound engineering?
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Sound engineers enhance and manipulate their sounds and wanted to
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achieve their desired result.
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They set up and test out audio equipment and work
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on audio councils during the project to ensure the sound
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is projected.
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Clearly, they also touch up the song already and add
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special effects.
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Usually sound engineers work in studios where they make and
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record musicians, or they are found with TV shows, movies
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and seizures.
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The type of education you would need is either a
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associates disagree in audio production, sound engineering or something similar,
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or a certification from a vocational school.
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You can also get a certification from the Society of
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Broadcast Engineers.
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However, in some cases, all you need is a high
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school diploma because it is believed that it is more
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of a hands on experience.
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Evolution of sound engineering.
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In the 1st 100 years of sound engineering, a lot
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has been done from Thomas Edison, creating a photograph just
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from tinfoil.
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He created Mary had a little nap all the way
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known to years later for won't Disney to be able
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to release Fantasia on attacks, a Phonic sound.
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And just nearly 100 years later, after Thomas Edison's discovery,
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digital tape recordings began to take hold professional audio studios.
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After those 1st 100 years in 20 years, Sony was
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able to create cassette tape player called the Walkman.
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Recording labels begin toe add multi media files, calling them
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in hand CDs in 1996 and in 1998 and the
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three players we'll be able to download on the Internet
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know how is the money looking?
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The new upcoming graduates would be able to find a
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job more likely in the future, then past graduates.
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Uh huh.
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And sound engineering is actually one off the jobs that
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will be increasing the most.
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Okay, No, where do every up here I have a
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list of career possibilities in several of the cities.
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Where is the highest needed of sounding engineering's engineers?
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The cost of living very can range from 445,000.
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To my right, you can see that there is a
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job listing for a some engineering with the Gulf House.
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I needed a song engineer in order to help with
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their theatre productions.
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My thoughts.
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I have always wanted to be a sound engineer, also
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known as an audio technician.
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My goal is to actually on my own recording label
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slash studio before the age.
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I am 25.
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My question is, is it possible to be financially stable
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as a freelancer?
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Or wouldn't be better for me to work with a
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company that is already says and Stone and has its
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own foundation again?
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This is my project about sound engineering and thank you
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for listening.
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