Tapping the Potential of the “UnLinked Population”

August 15, 2018 by Rob Kingyens

Vote for Yellowbrick.co‘s panel on “Tapping the Potential of the Population” with Kimo Kippen (former VP, Global Workforce Initiatives at Hilton), Ana Campos (President & Exec Dir. of After-School All-Stars, Los Angeles), and Hanna Skandera (former Secretary of Education, New Mexico). Join our discussion on the most innovative pathways connecting talent to jobs by voting at https://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/82419.

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Your Ultimate Career Guide Into The Film Industry

November 22, 2021 by Robin Jennings

The United States box office revenue grew from $10 billion dollars in 2012 to $11.3 billion in 2021. China was the largest box office market in the world in 2020. The U.S. and Canada ranked second with Sony Pictures leading the way behind a domestic box office gross of $500 million dollars. With that type of economic growth, the business side of film has had to change drastically to keep pace. There are more people involved in making a film, with jobs delegated between pre-production, production, and post-production. What are those film careers and how do you get started?

To help you determine and achieve your career goals, we have created this comprehensive career guide. Yellowbrick’s Ultimate Film Career Guide is your source to discover jobs in film and learn entry points into the film industry. In this guide, you can begin to explore the jobs that drive the market, then search for your perfect career by area of interest, skills, companies, or industry experts.

Learn about your skills and interests, and articulate them confidently to identify film career options within the industry that you might pursue. Then, implement a successful strategy to attain your desired outcomes.

In this guide you’ll find the following information:

Overview of the film industry
Future of the film market
Film Career Library
Career Planning Strategy to get into the film industry

You’ll also find simple exercises that help you:

form a career planning strategy to get into the film industry
find your passion in film and identify an area of interest to pursue
learn the film industry through top studios and its key players
identify your skills and match them to a film area of interest

Download this guide to start planning your film industry career. Whether you’re a novice, a student, or a professional, you can further your career path by downloading this guide that will help you begin understanding the film industry opportunities available, as well as the skills and qualifications you need to succeed.

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Bill Carroll

Production Director, Centennial Broadcasting

I'm most proud of taking the courage to start a music foundation and help musicians with any kind of disability and who are on the spectrum. It's something close to me and very important to nourish.

B. Danielle Watkins

Chief Programmer, iElevate Media Group

Writing is my passion, creating is my heart, and telling stories gives me an escape I've never found anywhere else, so to be doing that for the masses is what success looks like for me.

Timothy Clarke

Mixshow DJ/Personality, Radio One/Urban One, Sirius XM

I want to be able to help upcoming artists be heard and seen on a global level, and be known as one of the biggest DJs turned A&R in hip-hop culture.

Sabrina

Assistant Project Manager, Dirt Rock Empire

For me, success means continuing to learn and grow everyday. Next, I hope to become an even bigger voice in the industry and help encourage positive change.

Rebecca Lu

Business Development, Joes Footwear

The biggest challenge is you never know when you will be challenged - they just pop out somehow, even you think you are doing the best. So don’t take challenge as monster, always be positive and do whatever you can.

Pavlina Koleva

UX/UI Designer, Pixum

To be a designer means you give people better experience, you help people and you try to see things through their eyes. Creating flexible products even for people with disabilities is great achievement. Design was and always will be part of people's life.

Leslie Peterson

Coordinator - Center of Excellence, NBCUniversal

One of the hardest parts of my journey was moving to New York City from a small town and learning how to navigate the corporate world. Everyday I am learning something new and need to be okay with not knowing everything.

KeNisha Ruff

Founder, Marie Hunter Beauty

Less than 1% of luxury beauty founders are black. I am laying the groundwork for black founders to enter the prestige sector and using my company to inspire, break the stigma surrounding mental health, and fight climate change.

John Paul Endab

Physical Education Teacher, Joppa High School

As an educator, I truly believe that learning is a continuous process. It give us an opportunity to satisfy our curiosity, pursue our interests, or try new things.

Elena Takmakova

Manager - International Production, Universal Music Group

The thing that keeps me on track is remembering how far I've come. Just that simple feeling of being proud of myself can make miracles.

Deyonte

Fashion Designer, DWC Project Runway Season 16 Contestant

Everyone has challenges and obstacles they face in the industry. It's what you do with those minor situations that help you become better if you allow it. You have to fight for your vision and be relentless.

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You’ll also find simple exercises that help you:

Bill Carroll Production Director, Centennial Broadcasting I'm most proud of taking the courage to start a music foundation and help musicians with any kind of disability and who are on the spectrum. It's something close to me and very important to nourish.

B. Danielle Watkins Chief Programmer, iElevate Media Group Writing is my passion, creating is my heart, and telling stories gives me an escape I've never found anywhere else, so to be doing that for the masses is what success looks like for me.

Timothy Clarke Mixshow DJ/Personality, Radio One/Urban One, Sirius XM I want to be able to help upcoming artists be heard and seen on a global level, and be known as one of the biggest DJs turned A&R in hip-hop culture.

Sabrina Assistant Project Manager, Dirt Rock Empire For me, success means continuing to learn and grow everyday. Next, I hope to become an even bigger voice in the industry and help encourage positive change.

Rebecca Lu Business Development, Joes Footwear The biggest challenge is you never know when you will be challenged - they just pop out somehow, even you think you are doing the best. So don’t take challenge as monster, always be positive and do whatever you can.

Pavlina Koleva UX/UI Designer, Pixum To be a designer means you give people better experience, you help people and you try to see things through their eyes. Creating flexible products even for people with disabilities is great achievement. Design was and always will be part of people's life.

Leslie Peterson Coordinator - Center of Excellence, NBCUniversal One of the hardest parts of my journey was moving to New York City from a small town and learning how to navigate the corporate world. Everyday I am learning something new and need to be okay with not knowing everything.

KeNisha Ruff Founder, Marie Hunter Beauty Less than 1% of luxury beauty founders are black. I am laying the groundwork for black founders to enter the prestige sector and using my company to inspire, break the stigma surrounding mental health, and fight climate change.

John Paul Endab Physical Education Teacher, Joppa High School As an educator, I truly believe that learning is a continuous process. It give us an opportunity to satisfy our curiosity, pursue our interests, or try new things.

Elena Takmakova Manager - International Production, Universal Music Group The thing that keeps me on track is remembering how far I've come. Just that simple feeling of being proud of myself can make miracles.

Deyonte Fashion Designer, DWC Project Runway Season 16 Contestant Everyone has challenges and obstacles they face in the industry. It's what you do with those minor situations that help you become better if you allow it. You have to fight for your vision and be relentless.

Bill Carroll

Production Director, Centennial Broadcasting

I'm most proud of taking the courage to start a music foundation and help musicians with any kind of disability and who are on the spectrum. It's something close to me and very important to nourish.

B. Danielle Watkins

Chief Programmer, iElevate Media Group

Writing is my passion, creating is my heart, and telling stories gives me an escape I've never found anywhere else, so to be doing that for the masses is what success looks like for me.

Timothy Clarke

Mixshow DJ/Personality, Radio One/Urban One, Sirius XM

I want to be able to help upcoming artists be heard and seen on a global level, and be known as one of the biggest DJs turned A&R in hip-hop culture.

Sabrina

Assistant Project Manager, Dirt Rock Empire

For me, success means continuing to learn and grow everyday. Next, I hope to become an even bigger voice in the industry and help encourage positive change.

Rebecca Lu

Business Development, Joes Footwear

The biggest challenge is you never know when you will be challenged - they just pop out somehow, even you think you are doing the best. So don’t take challenge as monster, always be positive and do whatever you can.

Pavlina Koleva

UX/UI Designer, Pixum

To be a designer means you give people better experience, you help people and you try to see things through their eyes. Creating flexible products even for people with disabilities is great achievement. Design was and always will be part of people's life.

Leslie Peterson

Coordinator - Center of Excellence, NBCUniversal

One of the hardest parts of my journey was moving to New York City from a small town and learning how to navigate the corporate world. Everyday I am learning something new and need to be okay with not knowing everything.

KeNisha Ruff

Founder, Marie Hunter Beauty

Less than 1% of luxury beauty founders are black. I am laying the groundwork for black founders to enter the prestige sector and using my company to inspire, break the stigma surrounding mental health, and fight climate change.

John Paul Endab

Physical Education Teacher, Joppa High School

As an educator, I truly believe that learning is a continuous process. It give us an opportunity to satisfy our curiosity, pursue our interests, or try new things.

Elena Takmakova

Manager - International Production, Universal Music Group

The thing that keeps me on track is remembering how far I've come. Just that simple feeling of being proud of myself can make miracles.

Deyonte

Fashion Designer, DWC Project Runway Season 16 Contestant

Everyone has challenges and obstacles they face in the industry. It's what you do with those minor situations that help you become better if you allow it. You have to fight for your vision and be relentless.