Hmm. An interesting question, for once. Sit back, as it will take a little while to explain.
Ever since I was a young child, I have been interested in film and the entertainment business, specifically the Golden Age of Hollywood. Looking back now, it was foolish, but then I often imagined myself as a leading lady much like Katharine Hepburn or Rita Hayworth, and the many other strong, independent women who were stars in that era. It was a dream of mine, I suppose you could say.
As I grew older, my interest in movies did not fade. I began to try finding roles wherever I could. I became quite well-known as a talented actress around the high school I went to, starring in almost every play they held. Even then now, I also played a role in handling the production as well. My eye for organization has been a part of me for as long as I can remember.
Of course, being well-known in a high school means nothing in the real world, so when I graduated, though I did try to find work, it was mostly fruitless. Success in the film industry takes more than just talent and hard work.
Besides, living near Hollywood as I do, I can speak from experience that things are far different from how the Golden Age was. It displeased me, to say the least.
And... through some choices I made in life, I had made some "connections" which could serve me well, but would haunt me if I ever did become a starlet, as I had once hoped.
As such, I decided if I were to have a career in film and entertainment, it would have to be behind-the-scenes. Although I had already had some experience, I decided it would be best to get some further education, so I used the money I had made as an actress, which wasn't that much, and... some money I had scrounged up here and there to fund a college education at a film school. There, I studied quite a bit and learned about film and television production. It was one of the more enlightening and enjoyable experiences I've had in my life.
After graduating there, all I needed was the right place to make my impact. Somewhere where my skills were required. And where there wouldn't be too many questions asked. And wouldn't you know...
This leads right into your next question. Global Studios was the perfect place for me. Weak, and on the verge of bankruptcy, they would have accepted a serial killer if they could help get them on track. I was welcomed with a red carpet, metaphorically speaking.
Their trust in me was well-deserved, and with my skills and Sal in hand, we brought Global Studios back from the dead and turned them into a success, which they still are to this day.
Yet, you won't hear any credit given to me for my actions. Not anymore, at least...
Regardless, while it was not the most enthralling job I had, it served me well and allowed me to use my talents in a way that brought success to many people. And while it was not what I once envisioned myself doing, it was fulfilling in its own way.
I hope my little story answers your question well enough, and if not? Too bad.
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