West Coast Connection Forum
Lifestyle => Tha G-Spot => Topic started by: We Fly High on November 10, 2004, 12:39:45 AM
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ive heard many stories of interning at places like this and getting great jobs. just heard about a girl that used to drive down on thursdays to LA from Santa Barbara, and then just intern at the House of blues on thursdays and fridays during the school year.. , and then after she graduated she was able to get some marketing director position at the venue. so i was thinking that would be an excellent way to get some good experience, and also watch some friday night shows for free. bound to see at leas ttwo rap acts a month.. that will make the gas money worth it. or i was thinking about interning at KDAY since its making a come back now. and i would totally be down to work with a radio station that supports the west coast. plus it'd be incredible to work for a station with such OG legendary status. its best to intern while youre still a student. the places that you apply to, will be much more receptive.. if you graduate and then try to intern, they usually kinda wonder what the hell is up . ... hopefully i can have this shit figured out by spring.
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Same Hea,r I was giving serious thought to Interning at Jammin Z-90 in here in Daygo lately, but im not too sure on how to go about doing it :(
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are you in college right now? if you are it would prob be better to get some experience at the college station first, before entering a real one. just my opinion. and thats actually what im doing too. just so i kinda get a feel for it at first, and so i can really excel while im at my internship later, and then guarantee my job at either of the places. like i think a lot of people apply for internship at stations, so i think t hey really have to pick the cream of the crop, and so i think with previous experience, it will definitely help you.
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Good idea, I think I might head down to the House Of Blues myself. It would be perfect for me since I'm at UCLA and it's pretty much down the street (about 10 minutes).
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are you in college right now? if you are it would prob be better to get some experience at the college station first, before entering a real one. just my opinion. and thats actually what im doing too. just so i kinda get a feel for it at first, and so i can really excel while im at my internship later, and then guarantee my job at either of the places. like i think a lot of people apply for internship at stations, so i think t hey really have to pick the cream of the crop, and so i think with previous experience, it will definitely help you.
Im in college right now but we dont have a college radio, I wont have an opportunity like that until I transfer next year.