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" Hi there friends! You&amp;#039;ve all been rather quiet on our career blog, anyone out there? Remember that the girls and I (this is Nicole) are looking forward to hearing from you regarding any particular careers you&amp;#039;d like us to explore more. Your thoughts and feedback are always welcome. This week we&amp;#039;re tackling a career that is very close to me, because it was my major in college: Theatrical Set Design. I had the pleasure of meeting up with Richard Crowell, a set designer at a theater who is responsible for bringing a playwright&amp;#039;s script to life by creating the perfect backdrop for every scene. Often times we don&amp;#039;t realize all the hard work that goes into pre-production for some of our favorite shows, and you guessed it, it&amp;#039;s all because of a set designer and their crew. As a set designer you can work in live theaters, movies, TV sitcoms, theme parks or any other location which would require the creation of a particular &amp;quot;environment&amp;quot;. If you like the performing arts, but don&amp;#039;t want to be in the spotlight, then this would be a great career choice for you. The perks of this profession are not too shabby, either - like getting in on all the latest performances, meeting acclaimed actors, directors, and more. Richard told me it is a highly competitive job as well, but good &amp;#039;ole hard work will pay off in the end. With this career, the skies are the limits (well actually the venue you are in is, but you get my point). Learn more about Richard and what else his profession entails in his career video below. Toodles! Nicole Find more advice on picking the right career for you at YOUniversityTV.com! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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