Why Filmmaking Is STILL a Viable Career Path in 2024!

[@DirectedByJoro]

I want to hear from you! Let me know if you agree, disagree or the reasons you got into film! Also hit me with any other future video topics you want to see covered :)

[@essjayess11]

I would definitely be reluctant to recommend getting into the industry at this point. However, I feel like I'm following a passion and wouldn't want to do anything else. Funnily enough, I'm probably in the most exciting phase of my career right now, despite the fact that I work an office job for a production company. I'm finally financially stable enough that I can pursue projects that excite me in my free time (performing/writing/producing) without worrying about how I'll pay my rent. It took me a long time to get to this point - you definitely have to have either extreme luck or extreme patience to have a breakthrough in Film/TV.

[@DirectedByJoro]

@@essjayess11 thank you so much for watching and for the comment! I am so happy to hear that you are at that point in your career where you have the ability to pursue the passion projects! I have always tried to create time to make the passion projects as well, though I’d say most of the time it’s at major cost to my bank account. I do agree with you that it takes extreme patience, luck and timing or a combo of all three and hopefully you enjoy the journey along the way :). Thanks for watching!

[@jat6677]

857 views in 8 days. KZbin be better.