It's 9.44am in the morning here in Toronto and I've got another full day of stuff to do! What stuff you ask? Well I'm not too sure actually...
You see, I work at a multimedia studio where I create illustrations on programs such as Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator. However, I don't feel like doing that today...Instead I'm more in the mood for creating music. (I'm talented in many areas of the arts) A career that I'm looking into is Music Producing and Dj-ing. I'm a really big fan of House music and just love mixing beats and vocals to create a new upbeat song. I'm actually hoping to have both Graphic design and Dj-ing as my two main careers in the future.
There are actually plenty of careers that I want to pursue, but I can only choose 1..or 2 and hope to keep the others as a hobby at least. My earliest career path was to become a fashion designer, however I dropped that and decided to come up with my own clothing line instead in the near future. A few other paths were dance choreographer, actor, animator and a few more which JUST slipped my mind haha. But I believe that I will definitely stay with graphic design and Music production seeing as these are things I genuinely love to do. (NEXT to dancing)
I'm taking a year off till University, a lot of people think I'm just going to slack off this whole year (because that's what everyone does when they take a year off) But I can't do that, I WANT to pursue a higher education and learn more about the career paths that I'm choosing. It's the love of wisdom that is keeping me on this path so far...and the fact that I don't plan on having a low paying job when I'm in my 30's-40's.
I plan on going to Ryerson for Graphic communications and I'll somehow learn Music Tech/Audio production outside of school. Perhaps at the studio I work at now... I was planning on taking Music tech in University instead, however ironically enough, even though Toronto is the Media capital in Canada, they don't have any univerisities which offer this as a major or minor for that matter. There are insitutes I could go to for a year or two to learn this (such as the toronto film school) , but I thought that if it's only for such a short period of time, with Graphic Communications being a 4 year program, I may as well study that first.
Well I have to start making my way to the studio now, check back for another post later on. :)