When I Grow Up By Aleena 8F

Assignment "When I grow up" Create a google slides that includes the following: 1/1 Title of project "When I grow up" 1/2 This checklist copy-pasted in slides, self-evaluation completed 1/1 Title of job #1 (I find interesting) 2/2 What does it take to get that job (education, experience) 3/3 What are some skills that would be helpful to have for this job? 1/1 Explain what that person "does all day" ​2/2 Images to support

1/1 Title of job #2 (I find interesting) 2/2 What does it take to get that job (education, experience) 3/3 What are some skills that would be helpful to have for this job? 1/1 Explain what that person "does all day" ​1/2 Images to support 1/1 Title of job #3 (I find less interesting, but would probably "pay the bills") 2/2 Images to support Bonus points /Maximum 9pts (Video, embedded, start and end time for each) Total /30

Bonus points /Maximum 9pts (Video, embedded, start and end time for each) Total /30

Job #1 - Actress!

What does it take to get the job? Many actors increase their skills with formal dramatic education. Many who specialize in theater have a bachelor's degree, but a degree is not needed. Creativity. Actors depict their character’s feelings and motives in order to portray the characters in a most irresistible way. What are some skills that would be helpful to have for this job? Creativity. Actors interpret their characters’ feelings and motives in order to convey the characters. Memorization skills. Television actors often appear on camera with little time to memorize scripts, and scripts frequently may be revised or even written just moments before filming. Reading skills. Actors must clearly read the script and understand their character.

What does this person do all day? An actor is person who portrays a character on film, television, radio or theatre productions. A person who is the type who is constantly busy, either shooting for a movie or tv series or auditioning for roles in productions. An actor’s job is to fully represent the character they are playing and to convince the audience that character is real by engaging them and drawing them into the story. To do this, you must rehearse and practice all your lines, facial expressions, and blocking to give the audience and the people you are working with a good impression. There are many ways to get into character and actors usually research the jobs, hobbies or activities of the character they play so they can put themselves in that frame of mind. If the part requires emotional drama, the actors sometimes end up searching up people on the internet who have gone through what their character has gone through.

Job #2 - Author!

What does it take to get the job? A bachelor’s degree is needed to become a full-time writer Some offer certifications for writers and authors. It demonstrates professionalism which makes candidates more attractive to employers. What are some skills that would be helpful for this job? Creativity. Writers and authors must be able to develop new plots, characters, or ideas so they can come up with new stories. Social Perceptiveness. Writers and authors must understand how readers react to certain things so they can connect to the audience easily. Writing skills. Writers and authors must be able to write clearly to carry feeling and emotion in order to communicate with the readers.

What does this person do all day? Writers and authors develop written content for advertisements, books, magazines, movies and television scripts, songs, blogs, or other types of media. Of course to start an amazing book, you must be inspired. An idea usually comes from a TV show or movie or even something you have experienced in your life. A published author, on the other hand, must write all day or even night to publish the next book. It is very pressuring, according to many authors. If the first book is good and everyone likes it, then that is a good sign. But make one little mistake in the second book and everything could be ruined. That is why an author plans out the story before making things up as they go.

Job #3 - Photographer!

What does it take to get the job? Even though postsecondary education is not needed for most photographers, many take classes or earn a bachelor’s degree so they can improve their skills later on. Job training also known as military training. It is made up of class instruction, including practice in taking and developing photographs. What are some skills that would be helpful for this job? Artistic ability. Need to have a good eye when taking pictures. They have to have the ability to use shadows, shades and colors for their pictures. Interpersonal skills. Photographers often photograph people. They must communicate effectively to achieve a certain composition in a photograph.

What does this person do all day? A photographer has the natural beauty to see things through images. They are able to photograph people, landscapes, merchandise or other objects. They probably are hired to take memorable photos to keep for a lifetime. This person take the picture and spends the next few hours editing. To add the special touches! This person can spend their afternoons, taking pictures in the beautiful sceneries. And to earn some money, you could be hired to take photos or take photos and sell your beautiful masterpieces!

I am actually not sure what I want to be when I grow up, these three would probably would be my first choices. For me I would rather pick a job that pays the bills and also a job that I would love to do for the rest of my life without getting bored or tired of it. I don't plan on getting into a prestigious university but that would probably be best. My family and relatives have high expectations for me and want to become a doctor, but I don't want to go to school for 7 years for a job that I would hate doing for the rest of your adult life. My advice to you is to pick a job that suits you and you wouldn't mind doing for the rest of your life. If you want to aim high then go ahead and be a doctor, but if you'd rather do your dream job, then join me!