working in media

[ajva]

I've always thought my job (as a kind of media analyst-lite) was a bit pointless: not quite quantitative enough to be business analysis proper, not quite current enough to be journalism, not quite this, not quite that.

However, the good thing is working in a media company is never dull. This morning, I was early, and so was in the lift on my own. As I stepped out into the reception area of our floor, three people waiting there immediately leapt up, one manning a bright light, two with glittery microphones yelling things like "Oh my God! Nicole Kidman! Nicole! Can you tell us about your new film?" etc. etc. Bemused, I tried to play along by being a bit starry and saying I couldn't talk right now, scripts to read etc. They thrust a flyer into my hand and I wandered off to my desk. The flyer reads thus:

"Fantasy Film League...Do you have what it takes to make it big in movies? Starts 31st March. FIrst prize £1,000..."

So it's people from Carlton publicising a competition. By making everyone feel like a star for 30 seconds. What a great idea! :o)

Comments

[dreamsewing.livejournal.com]

Gads. what a way to break the morning haze! I'd most likely snarl at them, & bite thier mics.
I wanna be Jennifer Tilly! But I always used to get " Hey you're that stripper Cat from Mary's! I've seen you naked!" no I'm Not "yes you are." in Portland, OR. *phifflurb*