The Media and Entertainment (M&E) industry has multiple segments that combine into one vertical; Movies/Cinema, Television, Music, Publishing, Radio, Internet, Advertising and Gaming. In general, M&E jobs include reporters, correspondents, and broadcast news analysts; writers and authors; editors; photographers; graphic designers; translators; film and video editors and camera operators; broadcast and sound engineering technicians; announcers; producers and directors; and performers—from actors to musicians and composers. The workers who are behind the scenes and focused on the business side are public relations people, talent agents and representatives, marketing managers, entertainment lawyers, and distribution workers, among others. The M&E industry attracts a wide variety of personalities and backgrounds; creative, innovative people are welcome, as are those with a knack for analyzing and prioritizing news, creating business plans, negotiating contracts, pitching and selling, marketing and promoting, or crunching numbers.
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