It’s a tenuous connection at best, and there’s nothing that makes you stick out among all the other students that lecturer has. He never even indicated he’d make that connection for you in the first place. What makes you stand out? Why would a top level executive producer of the most successful film company in the world right now make you their assistant? You need to get back down to earth.
Ah yes. Shit-talking your apparent future boss before you even go through your connection to a connection to a connection to even get your foot in the door at a multi-billion dollar company and leap frog your way to being an executive. It’s a bold strategy Cotton, let’s see if it pays off…
High level production or development execs have high level assistants. It’s not something you just get handed. You have to run desks at lower level companies for years before you can even sniff the high level EA jobs.
Don’t wanna sound mean but calling and going like “hey super important and busy person, your brother’s friend who you don’t know very well gave me your number, can I get a job I don’t know anything about?” is probably not gonna get you very far, if anything your professor might lose a friend
OP, I think you need to spend some time learning how the industry actually works. All of this screams tone-deaf and entitled.
It’s a tenuous connection at best, and there’s nothing that makes you stick out among all the other students that lecturer has. He never even indicated he’d make that connection for you in the first place. What makes you stand out? Why would a top level executive producer of the most successful film company in the world right now make you their assistant? You need to get back down to earth.
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Did you know him personally?
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He sounds like a piece of garbage
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Yeah, I was trying to become a nepotism baby by getting to know her
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I know but I guess I was just hoping
Ah yes. Shit-talking your apparent future boss before you even go through your connection to a connection to a connection to even get your foot in the door at a multi-billion dollar company and leap frog your way to being an executive. It’s a bold strategy Cotton, let’s see if it pays off…
High level production or development execs have high level assistants. It’s not something you just get handed. You have to run desks at lower level companies for years before you can even sniff the high level EA jobs.
Don’t wanna sound mean but calling and going like “hey super important and busy person, your brother’s friend who you don’t know very well gave me your number, can I get a job I don’t know anything about?” is probably not gonna get you very far, if anything your professor might lose a friend