Thinking about moving to Hollywood to work in the entertainment industry?
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Do you have dreams about making it big in Hollywood? Do you think you have what it takes to work behind the scenes on a film or be a star on Dish Network TV. Do you want to work as a Hollywood director, DP, camera operator, editor, production designer or producer? Do you want to be an actor or have a modeling career or a job in fashion in L.A.? If you’re passionate about working in television, film, music or theatre and you’re considering moving to Hollywood, C.A., the ‘ORACLE’ can help you figure some important things out before you get to L.A. We’ll show you how to move to Hollywood.
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In fact, we can offer you extremely important information even if you’re already here.
Most people only get a few chances in life to pursue their dreams, but Hollywood can be brutal if you are not prepared. Planning your entertainment career goals and knowing what to expect before you arrive in a town like L.A. will make all the difference. That first entry-level Hollywood job and that new place you’ll call home will set the tone for your first couple of years. (more…)
Five weeks into my new reality show job, which was supposed to last for the next 5 months, just got the axe from the network. That’s right, entire show cancelled even before the first episode of eight was in the can. WTF is that all about. There’s nothing like witnessing 30 people get fired all at once, it’s quite a site I must say. That’s why you should always be very leery of that mid-morning conference call that everyone from production is ordered to listen in on. It’s never gonna be a good conversation! Just remember, on a conference call no one knows who’s making the fart noises on the other end, so feel free to fart away if you’ve just been fired over the phone! 
Thanks for loving our site… The quick answer to your question is.. Right Away! January and February is great time to arrive in LA to find work, if you can afford to that is. If money is tight after your graduate get a job at home for a few months first and save some cash, then get your butt out here ASAP. Because you won’t survive out here if you only have a couple $1000 dollars on you. The money will go quick, too quick and then you’ll be back at home wondering how the hell your mother turned your bedroom into a knitting barn in less then 3 months. 
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Though the job market in Southern California and across the U.S. may be frightening to some — many local theme parks and other venues are offering some quick cash to those who aren’t afraid of the dark.
Here in Hollywood working in Human Resources can be, at the very least, interesting. You get to meet everyone. You learn a great deal about insurance benefits. Some of the employees are in the Local 700 and others are not Union at all. You get to be involved in all the behind the scenes (and in front of the scenes) drama and always get front row seats to any disciplinary action. The hardest job, of course is the terminations. Firing an employee is no fun (even if they have earned it) and layoffs in the entertainment business can be just as bad as anywhere else in the country.
First, go check it out and come right back… well maybe watch it a bunch of times from fifteen different computers, post it all over your Face-Twitter social networks and old-school email it to everyone in your office/ school (lord knows we could use the views).
Film Set Extras – Expendable in every way possible, this group of fame craving performers will continue to be mowed down, blown up, drowned, burnt, and crushed all for that one chance to be immortalized forever on film. So watch out all you soon to be extras they’re gunning for you.
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