Personal Narrative: A Career In Hollywood

From the day we’re in our mother's stomachs, to the day we die, we have always been listening to music. For me, listening to music all my life helped me develop a passion for it. When I was around the age of 6 my dad introduced me into the world of Rock. The very first band I remember listening to was System of a Down and ever since then, I fell in love with rock music and all its possible variations; for a long time this was all I listened to. It wasn’t until high school that I started listening to all sorts of genres and realized that I wanted to have a career in the music industry. That's when I learned about producing music.

Since the beginning of my Starlette career, I have had a strong desire to be part of the officer line. Starting on the Fabra Dance Team in fourth grade, I developed a fondness of the dance team environment which lead me to join pep squad my eighth grade year as a preparation for the Starlettes. As an incoming freshman, all I saw was passion and unconditional love for the BHS Starlettes coming from the officers during tryout week which caught my attention. After being a part of the Starlettes for a year, the officers have only continued to impress me with their encouragement and built my desire to carry on their legacy.

After the the first shot I took my mind went blank. The adrenaline that flowed throughout my body, the feelings of rush, excitement, and success all in one combination of emotions. These were the feelings I had no idea excited until after that moment. Although I had a slight ache in my shoulder due to the force of the 12 gauge shotgun pushing against my shoulder. I was at a lost of words my only reactions was to run, run as fast as I could to get to the dying turkey. Once there the turkey was not fully dead yet It was still flopping around and blood camp oozing out splattering me. Looking at the suffering bird I places my boot on it head to the ground, then grabbed the turkey's body pulling it so its

I wasn’t much of a golfer prior to relocating to Las Vegas, but I now work with a group who arranges outings on a regular basis, and I have been pretty excited with my progression in a pretty short time. I would actually get out to play more often, but I’m convinced there is no such thing as cheap golf in Vegas, but there is affordable golf in Vegas. So I jump on every opportunity to hit a new course when I find deals, a lot of times through Vegas Groupon. However, more often than not, Vegas golf deals on Groupon are for outlying areas.

As I graduated with the hopes of entering into movies. I won the Title of Campus Queen.My photograph was taken at college and put on the front page of Los Angeles Times. My beauty led my life angle to agents calling in and studio executives too. Then I finally agreed and

Even when I was young I loved Anne of Green Gables and Little House on the Prairie. I loved reading about the pioneers and settlers. It's always been a side interest of mine. So when I heard When Calls the Heart came to Vancouver, I remember putting that on my radar and thinking that's a show I would be interested in. I got asked to audition for the role of Julie Thatcher, and that went really well! It was looking like I would potentially be playing this role. I went to network for it. Then I was asked to dye my hair, so I kind of assumed "Great! I'll play Elizabeth's sister!" At the last minute it fell apart and someone else was cast. I guess they remember me though, and the role of Faith popped up towards the end of the second season and my name was thrown out for that. I was actually out of town, but they asked me to put some Faith scenes on tape, which I did. I shot them in terrible lighting with just my laptop camera. I actually found them a couple weeks ago, and I've considered releasing them, but they're just so bad! (Laughs) So I threw it together quickly and sent it to my agent. I sort of forgot about it, because as far as I was concerned, the better role was to play Elizabeth's sister. Then I found out I had

I’ve always asked myself,” what does it really take to make it big? To play amongst the greats, how could I do that? Me, Skylar Ross, a young man with this desire, the passion, wanting to play side by side with legends, to become someone people talk about, is what has pushed me all these years. It drove me to become a better player, to become more informed about the sport. This also influenced me to become more intertwined with school, that way I could have a better chance at getting a scholarship at a college.

It was a warm summer morning on August 28, 1998 when my mother went into Sioux Valley hospital to give birth to a baby boy. After an agonizing 15 hours in labor, I was born. They named me Bryce meaning “Nobel One.” My full name was Bryce Jay Edberg, I got this middle name after my father, which his middle name was also Jay. Being born at exactly 4:03 a.m., with a staggering 23 inch body and weighing 10 lb 4oz the delivery was nothing less then painful.

I have accomplished lots of things in my lifetime. I have accomplished getting a job and getting my license to go to that job. I have accomplished working two jobs one is being a machinist and a referee.

Pursuing a career in acting during the early 1900s, among copious numbers of talented and qualified women, was one of the most difficult tasks taken up in my lifetime. Originating from an impoverished family that barely sustained the needs of each member, I was born on March 23, 1905 under the name Lucille Fay LuSueur in San Antonio, Texas. My early life was filled with periods of grief, as my father had deserted our family when I was a young girl, and I faced multiple hardships on my path to success. My mother was remarried to Henry Cassin, who was the owner of a local theater. He encouraged my interest in dancing in numerous ways and referred to me as Billie Cassin, a name that would sporadically follow me within my entertainment career.

I feel like the music industry today is a far cry from the music industry of old. I feel like only within the last couple years, where being a songwriter has come back to being more popular, has the music industry, as a whole, taken a turn for the better. It has become more about the music for some artists and less about the money they could potentially earn. I feel like the genre of music that has the most amount of artist not making their own music is the pop genre. Sometimes, I hear songs sung by some of these boys and girls about love and relationships and I wonder if they’ve ever truly experienced what they’re singing about. Or, if the song was handed to them by one of the label executives and told “That will be a hit!” I feel like most

Recording Arts is a career field in which sound is recorded. Recording Arts plays a major role in life because sound is everywhere. Sound is in the video games we play. Sound is in broadcasting. Sound is in TV and film. Sound is in the music that we listen to. Growing up, my life evolved around music. I started guitar, piano, and drums at the age of 14. When I first enter high school, I joined chorus. It was a great experience. I learned to scat and how to sing like Louis Armstrong. The next year, I joined the band. I played every instrument that I could play. That includes guitar, piano, drums, and bass. I never took it serious until I started to play the bass. I fell in love instantly. I performed at talent shows and anywhere that I could perform.

As a child growing up, I was extremely creative and possessed a vivid imagination. You could often find me performing songs or dancing at home and at church. For hours at a time, I would lock myself away in my bedroom where I created colorful stories of faraway lands and fascinating people using Barbie dolls as my characters. As I grew older, I exchanged Barbie dolls for cameras and computers as I began to realize my passion for storytelling, my vivid imagination, and my love for performing could all be utilized through the creation of films.

Since I was a child, pieces of writing were my favorite form. Many people see the parts, but to read fewer people. For me, it is almost more fun to see made to read a theater writer. Once you've seen so many pieces, how can I do the sign exactly what you want in your head. You can have the perfect look, his lines with accurately delivers the correct statement, and even a little theater scripts change to your taste.

I have been trained to become a chemist since the first year of my high school. This is a challenging career, requiring analytical thinking, attention to details, and adaptability. It is also a well-paying and promising career. However, chemistry is not what I have always dreamt of doing the rest of my life. As someone who is concerned about the development of sub-Saharan Africa, I came to a conclusion that what this region needs is not only scientists but also people who know and understand leadership and international affairs. In this paper, I compare my strengths and abilities to the qualities that one should have in order to excel as a chemist and a diplomat.