My Top 3 Choices For A Career in Media

         There are many different choices for careers in media. Here is a list of some of them. 

- animator

- art director

- computer programmer

- copywriter

- database designer

- database designer

- digital designer

- game developer

- graphic designer                                                

- IT support

- media sales

- media animator

- technology director

        Of all of these careers, I would say that my top 3 choices are game developer, computer programmer, technology director. 

1.   I would want to be a game developer because first of all, I play quite a few offline and online games on my phone. Therefore, I have a lot of knowledge of what different age groups like with games. As well, I would enjoy being a game developer because I love creating online softwares and projects even now. Therefore, I would like to be a game developer because of my interest and knowledge around the category of media. 

2.   Next, I would want to be a computer programmer because first of all, I love the feeling of knowing I have knowledge around these particular areas of computers. As well, I have prior knowledge of coding with small courses I took in Grade 8, which could help my be successful throughout this career. Lastly, being a computer programer is generally a wealthy lifestyle, and can set me up for a successful career and enjoyable life. 

3.   Lastly, I would want to be a technology director because the pay is very large, with an average salary of $180,000 a year. This is 3-4 times more than other jobs, however I know that it is a very hard job to do, respecting it's pay. The general responsibilities are the management, execution, strategy, and infrastructure of IT for an organization. I believe that although this is a hard job, I would want to learn and improve on all of my technological skills to get a job like this. 

    Overall, these are my three top choices for a career in media, because of their pay, my previous knowledge, and my interests. 

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