What do you do for a living?

full-time at home mum (cook, cleaner, nurse, manager, dispute resolver etc.)

an executive assistant since i was 17 years old.

moved into the massage field in 2000, so i'm a massage therapist as well.

work in sales on the stands and in the field for a friends photography business.

telemarketing for another friends invitations business.
 
Technical writer / editor. You know, those manuals that no one ever reads. Now mostly those help files that no one ever uses. Not as boring as it sounds; for a while I was researching and writing financial news - that was before the meltdown last year.
 
Karand said:
Technical writer / editor. You know, those manuals that no one ever reads. Now mostly those help files that no one ever uses. Not as boring as it sounds; for a while I was researching and writing financial news - that was before the meltdown last year.
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:smt005 Not true- I am reading them sometimes!!

Manager and owner of one company- partner of different companies in Africa and Switzerland

started as fashion photographer, later assistant of director (movies), travel journalist, designer for jewelry
 
Nearly into my senior year of a BA in Media Arts and Animation.

This translates into : When I graduate I'll know all aspects of making films in respect to animating, compositing, visual effects, modeling, etc.

I hope to use it to break into hollywood films, eventually. It seems to be the direction I'm leaning towards, and I quite enjoy VFX. They're fun. :D But making cartoons is fun, too, so I'd be happy doing that as well.

Optimally I'll be able to do a bit of both, though I need to brush up on conventional 2d animation before I graduate so that remains an option as well, and I appear well-rounded to potential employers.
 
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