A little luck in getting your broadcast media career off the ground with Georgina Parren

Whilst looking for new guests and reaching out to people I don't know I messaged Georgina on LinkedIn as I saw her varied background and  recent solid broadcast experience so perhaps she was a newcomer to the industry. So after a few messages and chats we arranged the interview, this story involved a little bit of luck knowing a connection to get you started.  You can find out more by going to instagram.com/singgeorgie or soundcloud.com/georginaparren Sneak preview Audiogram: https://share.descript.com/view/aoR7vgAv5b1 During the episode we go through some talking points: Where did you start off, what did you do to get in? - When did you realise you were destined for broadcast media? - Was there any flags or paths you followed that stand out - Who gave you your first break or role in the industry? Moving through the industry, how has your skillset changed? ‘A little bit of luck to set you on your broadcast media career’ - From that initial break how did you find your groove and is it still grooving? - What do you like about the production side in the studios? - Aspirational acting, performing  woven its way into the picture? Hindsight is a wonderful thing, what is yours? - Looking back, what is a measure of success in your career? - If you could tell your 18 year old self now - what would it be? If you found this episode useful and want to hear other stories check out the series and subscribe, there are even plans for series 2 now to keep tuned in! For more information about the host and additional offerings head over to ancast.co.uk Thanks for listening! Ben Some more info on our guest Georgina: A highly experienced, multi-skilled floor manager with 11 years freelancing in the television broadcast industry. With a strong background in performing arts, communicating clearly and effectively and providing a professional but personable welcome to guests onto set, customer facing roles are no problem. Well developed knowledge of technical equipment in broadcast studios, as well as balancing time management and team work to ensure a smooth output.

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