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I have lurked here for a couple of years, but never joined until earlier this year. I prefer to remain on the sidelines for the most part. Anyway, something has come up and I need to solicit opinions from people in California (or anyone else who might have some experience in this).
My oldest son (20 yrs old) graduated in May with a B/S degree in music buisiness from Full Sail in Orlando, Florida. He also has an A/A in recording arts from the same school. He is just finishing up a three month internship here in Illinois with Victory Records in Chicago. Last week he informed my wife and I that he plans on moving to Los Angeles, California at the end of August to look for a job. He has no job offers, he has about $9,000 dollars in his pocket, and a 1997 Neon that he plans to drive out there. He tells us that in order to work in California, the record companies do not take job applicants seriously unless they live there. He has sent several resumes out, but has not heard back from anyone. Comments, opinions, real life experiences would be greatly appreciated. Marty |
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You guys are a bunch of naysayers. He's just a kid. He's not going to be looking to buy a house anytime soon.
I don't know the music business but I imagine that there is more opportunity in LA than there is in Chicago. I think he should go for it while he has nothing to lose and everything to gain. He should have no problem finding an apartment to share for $500-600/mo. In a worst case scenario he could always get a job at Starbucks until he finds something better so he doesn't have to tap into his $9K in savings. |
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You guys are a bunch of naysayers. He's just a kid. He's not going to be looking to buy a house anytime soon. I don't know the music business but I imagine that there is more opportunity in LA than there is in Chicago. I think he should go for it while he has nothing to lose and everything to gain. He should have no problem finding an apartment to share for $500-600/mo. In a worst case scenario he could always get a job at Starbucks until he finds something better so he doesn't have to tap into his $9K in savings. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) what a bunch of old farts with no sense of adventure left in their brittle old bones ... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) have him look on craigslist for shared housing with some guys (or girls) his age, he should be able to get something for $500 or less a month ... have him scout out myspace for likeminded people his age that are already in the biz ... he'll be doing just fine ... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/aktion035.gif) Andy |
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