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...and the animation industry ...and the movie industry ...and the music industry ...and the, well - we could go on like this forever. If it's creative work,
by TrackerFF 4y ago
...and the animation industry
...and the movie industry
...and the music industry
...and the, well - we could go on like this forever. If it's creative work, people will endure all kinds of sh!t in order to work on the stuff they love.
- kodah 4y agoI'd be willing to say the wider tech industry isn't much better, it's just one degree less shady and disgusting.
- the_lonely_road 4y agoAnd about 300,000 degrees more lucrative.
- kodah 4y agoFair
- yieldcrv 4y agostuff they ^think they love. most people don't have an objective view of the whole market of things they can exchange for, its a compromise of what we are exposed to and what makes enough money then there is a slight gradient containing people that don't care for a variety of reasons, such as some passive income or other financial security
- TrackerFF 4y agoUnfortunately, many of the schools that offer people creative degrees are also more than happy to charge them exorbitant sums of money for tuition - more so for the graduate degrees. I have a feeling that there are plenty of creative artists in the movie / gaming / etc. industry that are sitting on $100k-$200k in student debt, making $50k/year in some high cost-of-living area while being worked to the bone. Hard to know what you really like or hate, before working with it full time.
- caoilte 4y agothe movie industry has some good unions. It ain't perfect but it's something.