The Journey to my Destiny

Every since I was in preschool, I wanted everyone to know who I was. I wanted make people enjoy my quirkiness and charm. I had no filter and showed how I felt all the time. I was even bold enough to tell a grown man to stop smoking so he wouldn’t kill himself. I believed I could save lives with my actions. I initially wanted to be an actress. I thought that I could easily become a different character from my own. Unfortunately, as I got older, I became more aware of my surroundings and worried what I may say or do around others; I worried what people thought of me. This made it hard for me to stay in character, let alone concentrate. I began to do behind the scenes work instead, which didn’t help showcase my inner talents. Even though behind the scenes work was fine, I wasn’t satisfied with what I was doing; I felt like I wasn’t enough. It wasn’t until I realized all along that I always had a disposable camera with me. Taking & observing pictures was so much a part of my life that I didn’t realize that it was a hobby. It wasn’t until my mother purchase my first DSLR camera on 16th birthday that I realized that taking pictures is something I want to do as a living. As the years went on, I started to learn more about professionally taking pictures. It was a lot of fun! However, it became simplistic and felt like a chore. Although I have not lost any interest in photography, I wanted to do something more challenging. I began to seek interest in the cinematography. In fact, while growing up, I would always watch commentaries and behind the scenes footage of movies during my free time. I was always curious of know what happens when shooting a film. Cinematic arts is currently my major. I would love for the viewers to see what I see through the camera and to understand why I do. This also leads me to my other goal, which is to work with mass communications to focus on larger audiences and to know how their interactions to media play a huge role on the consumptions of media. I would say that even though I don’t necessarily want to stand out, I would like to make an impact on people’s lives without the attention involved. Interestingly enough, acting, camerawork, and communications work hand in hand with each other.

Pollak, Lindsey. (2012). Getting from College to Career Revised Edition: Your Essential Guide to Succeeding in the Real World. New York: HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

Pollak, Lindsey. (2012). Getting from College to Career Revised Edition: Your Essential Guide to Succeeding in the Real World. New York: HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

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