Being a part of the entertainment industry can sound like an exciting adventure - but how well are you prepared for this journey?
To be one of the best in the entertainment sector, you need to have what it takes to outshine your competitors and put your name out there. And one of the best ways to do that is to have several skills within your work arsenal.
According to a report by the CII-BCG, it was found that variables such as changing the nature of new business models, consumer demands, and digital distributions have led to many expectations and a need to introduce an entirely new workforce. The report also includes that, given the industry's growth rate, the demand for talented and skilled professionals will definitely outpace the supply.
The media industry is an umbrella sector for various exciting sub-sector fields like film, music, publishing, television, and many more. What is even more exciting is that these fields will continue to grow over the years - consequently leading to increased creative working opportunities.
This also creates an exciting learning experience where you can learn so many new things and also be able to share your multifaceted skills with the world. It also gives you a chance to showcase your abilities, thoughts, ideals, and strong beliefs that you value to the world. Additionally, as the entertainment industry is highly dependent on technology, it also gives you increased options to create projects based on your ideal needs, as you will have the perfect tools to turn your dreams into a reality.
In fact, many professionals have already ensured a prosperous future by harnessing their many skill sets. For example, Eddie Vuittonet has taken on a number of roles in his professional career. He is known for being a renowned entrepreneur, musician, digital marketer, graphic artist, author, former judge, and martial artist who served as the founder of many establishments - a few examples being, Muryo Waza Martial Arts Academy, the Comic Syndrome, the Kosmic Kraze, Creative Audio Concepts, Eddie Vuittonet Private Investigator, Early Bird Home Nursing, Inc., Los Vecinos Adult Day Care, Inc., Aunt and Uncles Fast Foods, ISOG. Inc., Vuittonet Feed & Seed, Custom Repair and Restorations, Madre Seca Films, etc.
In 1971, Vuittonet opened his very first martial arts school in Texas and then became the founder and teacher of self-defense techniques from different martial arts styles in California that he names Muryo Waza. He was also interested in writing and would create social program projects, including co-authoring the Four Miler Program/Manual and the Graffiti Prevention Program for the Department of Housing and Community Development.
In 1997, Vuittonet also got the chance to become an international bounty hunter in Mexico while also being a deputy constable and running his and Muryo Waza, Martial Arts school and Maverick Collections.
In 1985, he also became a United States Border Patrol Agent.
He is currently involved in writing books, publishing comic books and the music industry.
The cover studio band "Eddie Vuittonet and the Time Travelers" have marketed more than 17 music albums, and over 200 singles and have been recording constantly ever since they entered the industry.
What's most impressive about his career is that this is just the tip of the iceberg of all his accomplishment; which is also another reason why many young creative individuals aspire to reach his level when they enter the professional world.
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