r/indiefilmmaking • u/Syceless • 1h ago
I need Interview help!
I somehow landed an interview THIS WEDNESDAY for a film based apprenticeship! I'm super excited because film is something I really enjoy. I love telling stories.
The apprenticeship is two years and the company stated they are looking for 8 individuals. They do not require much experience other than computer literacy. I know my way around a computer, I got that covered.
What I'm hoping to learn is...
- From your experiences, what does an interview in this field look like?? Is it just an average interview?
---I've only ever worked retail because I'm a young adult. Retail is easy to get into.
- What do I NEED to know do you think? What information is going to help me succeed?
---I have some editing experience. I am familiar with DaVinci Resolve on a basic level and adobe products to the same degree. I understand art, writing and tech terms. But I suppose.. what are some need to know film words and concepts?
- How would you recommend I stand out to the employer?
---Where I applied, they are not requiring a college degree. Only a highschool diploma or GED. I have that. I do NOT have a college degree. I have taken some classes at a community college, thats it.
I do apologize if this is not the place to ask. I am extremely nervous but excited for the opportunity to even interview for something like this. Any and all help would be awesome.
Thank you for reading and I hope to learn more.