As with any creative pursuit, it’s hard to become a great practitioner unless you look at other people’s work. By far the best way to learn to write well is to read a lot (and then write a lot). It’s exactly the same with singing, dancing, painting and … photography.
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Aside from your resume, your cover letter is one of the main weapons in your traditional job hunting arsenal. Still super relevant and absolutely required by majority of formal job ads, the cover letter allows you to tailor your application to each employer and each role.
So how do you start?
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It’s one of those documents that we know we need to have, even if it can induce stress in even the most accomplished professional, and despite a fair amount of well-intentioned yet conflicting advice going on.
Here’s what I’ve seen work, especially for someone applying for their first media job:
When you first start to edit on Premiere, start with these shortcuts.
