SoundGirls.org: Tina Morris has been working at The Village for the last 17 years, as the studio manager for the last 15 years, and has been working in audio for over 27 years. Tina shares with us her love of audio, her start in audio, and her career now.
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I thought this article was really interesting. I thought it was cool how she talked about the value of getting into the professional world and observing how professionals interact with each other. For a really long time I didn't think I would go to school because I wanted to do just that. I wanted to just throw myself into the professional world and learn in a very hands-on way. Obviously this has changed a little bit, however, I still think it is one of the most valuable tools. I think there is a balance to formal education and professional experience. Like she said, even learning how to make coffee correctly is important. I also just enjoyed learning about a job that is pretty far out of my wheelhouse. Sound has always been intimidating for me! I also enjoyed learning about something that was not theatre related. I think sometimes I get so focused on theatrical tech and forget that there are so many options and pathways I could take.
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