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my career

why do i choose my career? well, actually that's a really good question. I'm not pretty sure why, but I guess I have a few theories about it. First of all, my mom worked at Blockbuster for 18 years until the company went bankrupt, so I spend 12 years of my life submerged in corridors full of movies. Since I was a little girl, my mom and I have 'cinema afternoons', we can spends hours watching movies and documentaries, sometimes my old brother join to us. But when I was a child I've never think about study something related to "create" movies, I wanted to be an archaeologist and then, an actress, even a filosfy or  study teacher. for a long time i aso wanted to study social work.

When I applied, I didn't have any other option, actually, this career and this University were my only option and if I hadn't accepted at the university, I would work and study to apply again.

In second place I would say the career is dynamic and broad, it cover many different areas and give me the possibility to choose what I like the most. If you like to write and read you have the script area, if you like to work alone you can do the edition, If you like team work you would definitely like filming, etc. Since I'm pretty volatile and I can't focus just in one thing, this career let me do what I want. Cinema really let you explore a million of posibilites and can make you wonder the way you see the world.

I can't say "I chose my career because of this" cause I don't have it really clear, but those are the answer i give to the people that often question me why I did it.

My future plans are related to popular education, make film workshops for children in my city of origin.

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