I like to edit videos.
I like to work with premiers or after effects, so I'm making this and that for fun.
Do you have a video editing license?
If you have, is it good to get a job or something?
I wonder what your professional outlook is like in the future.
2070 2017-04-05 Gentleman
In terms of video, there are several certificates such as multimedia content production experts and ACA Premier, but it doesn't help you get a job.
Only those who sell certificates are good.
It has nothing to do with employment.
Currently, the best places to edit videos are broadcasting stations and small and medium-sized studios that handle videos.
Abid is used in broadcasting stations, but it is difficult for ordinary people to learn because it is such expensive software.
If you enter the broadcasting station exam and are assigned as a PD, you can start using it when you are a new employee, so this is a way to use it, a prospect, and a job.
Small and medium-sized studios often use final cuts or premiers.
But it's not like you're getting a license here, but you're starting to learn from the beginning and growing up.
It's because the person who's done it a lot is the best.
It's not like you can actually work on something if you learn it by studying for exams.
The person who has done a lot of projects is the best.
If you're the one who makes the most money through videos,
It's a broadcasting station.
And there's a movie side, but there are ups and downs here...
Anyway, it's hard to get a job at a broadcasting station.
Rather than choosing me because I'm good at editing videos, I prefer to go to a good school and do well on the job exam;
I'm not paid enough for movies.
The studio is really underpaid.
I do it because I like it, not because I want to make a lot of money.
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