7 Reasons Why I’d Be Worth A Call (Number 5 Might Surprise You)

The tenacity of people in this industry never ceases to amaze me, and you’d think it would be off-putting but it’s only reinforced what I already know – I want to make television. You'll look at others with the same ambition, but here... Read More

7 Reasons Why I’d Be Worth A Call (Number 5 Might Surprise You)

The tenacity of people in this industry never ceases to amaze me, and you’d think it would be off-putting but it’s only reinforced what I already know – I want to make television. You'll look at others with the same ambition, but here's why I think you should consider me. I’m looking for a role where I can get stuck into Production Management and make the most of some of the skills I already have, as well as build on all the new ones. I'm so excited and I'm ready to work my way up gaining as much experience as I can.

Here are just a few of the reasons to keep in mind:

1. I live for this - I knew at fifteen producing television that was a job I wanted.

2. I’m infinitely curious: I’m proud of never losing the desire to discover new stories and ways of working.

3. I (mostly) know who I am and what I don’t want - I know the jobs I've had weren’t for me, but I still put in the work and I’m proud of where I’ve gotten to so far

4. Anything I can’t already do, I’ll be at the front of the queue to learn - I'm a hard worker, and motivated to learn everything I can.

5. I talk a good game: I can back it up, I promise.

6. I’m a professional extrovert - whether it’s waitressing, sales, or account management – communication has always been one of my strongest qualities.

7. I’m flexible and ready to work: If you’ve read this far without already reaching for my contact details, I’m available for an interview with a day’s notice and free from March 26th – and gosh, I hope I live up to my own hype. Read Less