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A dream she says that has finally been fulfilled, crediting UniSA and Adelaide’s bustling festival lifestyle for scoring this opportunity.
error, that's all it really is" she explains.
“Adelaide’s amazing reputation extends beyond South Australia, and if you do ever want to work interstate or even internationally, our arts organisations are prestigious and a gem to have on your resume,” she advises.
unlocked a whole new perspective of what it means to be in the creative industries.
When asked how else the degree has prepared her for working life, Maybelline talks about the advantages of her degree.
“When the penny dropped that large teams of people are needed behind the scenes to bring the magic to life on stage, it was a no brainer to want to be part of these teams,” she said.
“A lot of the work in the degree was actually, practically doing real life work in the industry.” “In my experience, our festivals industry partner Festival City Adelaide (FCA) provided students with various work experience opportunities and internships.”
“And thanks to the industry connections embedded in the degree I have been able to walk into many amazing work opportunities, “By completing work experience, and even began my career in my interning and shadowing at final year of study.” workplaces, networking with current professionals I was able to Despite her recent contracts transition comfortably into working with Slingsby Theatre, Amplified in the industry,” she continues. Assembly and RUMPUS Theatre, she decided to place her current “Whether you’re an artist, or a corporate career on hold to work creative person who wants to be as a Cast Member in Florida’s Walt part of the arts world but is unsure Disney World. 46 · verse