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Videographer/ Editor in Houston - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Single person monthly costs in Houston are $2,223 per month, which translates to $26,676 per year. Theoretically this would leave $33,324 for whatever else I need, but hopefully I would be able to put most of it into savings. Cost of living for a single person in Toledo is about $1,727, which is much cheaper at $20,724 per year.
        
        Median rent is around $2000 for a 2 bedroom apartment
        
        Cost of living for a single person is around $818.
- - - - Yes, there is always going to be need for creative fields and jobs that robots cannot do, and the emergence of social media, streaming services and the wide spreading of technology throughout the globe, I think there is alot of growth in the future of this industry.
        
        No, I do not believe I need more time in school for what I want to do, I think the most important thing for me now is real world experience and proving myself in the industry. Once I have more money I would be open to taking more classes possibly pursuing a masters if I had the time, as I really enjoy learning and bettering myself through education.
- - - - Yes, my personality type is ISTP which means that I enjoy projects and creative pursuits, and value freedom to experiment. I think this personality type would fit very well in a videographer job.
        
        Personally I believe a code of ethics and values to be essential for anyone, especially when you have the added responsibility working and creating something for a company. Ethics are very important in engaging with others and are also extremely practical in videography, you never want people to see a video and feel as if it is dishonest or unethical even if it is just because the timing is off. I think everyone has probably seen a commercial before that just rubbed them the wrong way, even if it's hard to put a finger on why.
- - - - Currently my goal is to finish school, but after I will need a car and would like to own property and start a downpayment on a house, and get my investments in order. eventually I would like to buy rental property and use that along with my savings to help with retirement.
        
        Honestly my spending habits are very good, I spend very little money and live very cheaply, I really only buy myself necessities and am able, if I need to get through a month on $20 in groceries.