Current Events > I'm applying for a camera operator for the local ABC newstation.

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What to expect at a job like this?
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The unexpected
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Stress? Benefits?
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Learning how to operate cameras and a lot of news terminology.
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Sounds interesting, actually. Good luck. :)
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Thanks. I have some experience that they're asking for, too. Camera work and post production.

I don't want to get my hopes up yet, but this seems like something I may actually enjoy doing.
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*I'm applying for a camera operator position at the local ABC news station.
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You can tell people you work for Disney now.
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Only problem is that it's a 30 minute commute. I currently work from home. I don't ever dress for work. I literally wake up 7 minutes before i clock in.

Regardless of this great benefit, I still hate this job because i hate being customer service and I feel like i got everything I needed from here. Nowhere else to go unless i want to manage.
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KrankyKat posted...

Sounds interesting, actually. Good luck. :)

Thank you thank you. There was also a video editing job, but it expired. That sounds even more chill than the camera op. Whatever tho.
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Also, honest advice, if you hate your current job and you have something with potential, the worst you can do is ignore it. Ignore the commute, take the job, give it a chance. If you don't like it, if the commute is too much, if it just doesn't work, at least you'll be out of a job you hate and you'll have tried something that intrigued you - that'll matter to you more later, even if you don't like the job itself.

make sure to hack the teleprompter so you can prank Ron Burgundy
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@OctilIeryoctil thanks that sitting on potential comment was motivational. I do agree that the worst thing you can do is ignore what we have.

Unsure if they'll consider me, but I do want to go after more of these type jobs.
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