is there any one know anywhere have studio engineer vacancy?
there seems no job vacancy in professional studios in UK!!!
I have already had a good degree. I don t want to be a runner.
Im looking for a assistant engineer job and I believe I can operate everything properly after a brief training.
I tried to get a radio job as well but they are not recruiting engineers either.
help!!!!!

Attendance at Recording Schools is at an all time high.... more and more people are going in... and then coming out after spending a lot of money only to find that the industry is in a significant decline phase as far as jobs go.....

Sorry to hear you're having such a hard time, but right now, with the state of the industry, it's neither surprising nor unexpected. Nor is it likely to change very soon.
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Bruce Valeriani - Mix Engineer

So...
what is your advice for new comers and sad graduats?

Unfortunately, there's very little you can do short of continuing to hunt for openings -- and while you're doing that, you'll likely need to find an altrernate way to support yourself in the meantime.

Schools are happy to teach you - they're less than happy to reveal that the job opportunities when you come out are less than appealing.

Your only other option is to move to an area that has a lot of studios where your chances may be better (LA, New York) - even then - opportunities are limited - many big studios are closing....

Other than that, do what budding actors and actresses do - flip burgers or become waiters/bartenders...............
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Bruce Valeriani - Mix Engineer


Last edited by BlueBearSound on Sun Sep 18, 2005 8:19 pm, edited 1 time in total

Do you think moving to asia is a good idea besides language problem? The industry there is in developing as I know.

That, I don't know.... I'm not at all familiar with the audio market in the Orient!
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Bruce Valeriani - Mix Engineer