1. Julie Zhu

2. * Suitable for me? How many aspects are “like very /like”? 9/12 How many aspects are “dislike very much /dislike”? 0/12 How many aspects are “does not matter”? 3/12

3. * Central Aspects * Secondary Aspects

4. * Directors turn the script some sort of a play, feature film, or television show into an audio-visual piece of art. * Directors study the script and create a unique look and feel for the piece of art. Directors works with a creative team that may include a producer, director of photography, and production designer. * Directors must be able to describe their interpretation to everyone in the team in graphic detail, imparting their own passion for the material. * Directors must be sure that the crew is producing and capturing the sounds and images in a way that represents their vision.

5. * Job site/working environment: work under contract for production companies, TV studios, ad agencies, independent film producers, and theater companies. work may be done in a studio and on location, both indoors and outdoors. Outdoor shoots can take place in all kinds of weather conditions. lots of stress involved with meeting deadlines and staying within budgets. Working with difficult actors can be especially draining. work long days and irregular hours, Around 10 to 13- hour days, 60 to 80 hours a week. work weekends and holidays.

6. * Min and max salary/wage? $12,000 - $16,500 a week $31.95/Hr $66,460/Yr This meets my future expectations perfectly, in order for me to live, I’ll need around $3000/Month. This job allows me to save $2500/Month. It’s a very ideal job for me.

7. * Theater arts * Directing * film production * film studies * Cinematography * radio and television broadcasting

8. * Title: Trainee Assistant Film Director Earnings:$650 to $800 a week * Title: Third / Second Assistant Film Director Earnings:$1,700 to $3,000 a week * Title: Assistant Film Director Earnings:$4,000 to $6,000 a week