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Jon Fisk · November 6th, 2009, 08:19 AM

Hello all. I am Jon from Deer Park, New York and I am about as novice as you can get. Hoping that this forum can help me move along and learn about videography. I have many questions and I will try my best to search the forum before asking, but I think we all know that sometimes the info is a bit difficult to find on a forum with this many people and so many threads and posts.

I tend to drift from hobby to hobby, and always am searching for the hobby that will turn into my next career. I spent 6 years on my last hobby, which was learning to play guitar. I started at 36 years old at that and am pretty happy with the progress I made, but clearly, making a living in music is a tough path. I think videography offers a lot more in the way of career opps than music.

I've been an electrical engineer, a software engineer, and am now a project manager, and I have to say, none of those paths have made me jump for joy when I got up in the morning to go to work.

So hopefully, I can learn a lot from all of you, and hopefully my background can be of some help to you all in return, until I reach the point that my input on the forum subjects is of value.

November 6th, 2009, 08:19 AM	#1
Jon Fisk New Boot Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Deer Park, New York Posts: 11	Hello forum Hello all. I am Jon from Deer Park, New York and I am about as novice as you can get. Hoping that this forum can help me move along and learn about videography. I have many questions and I will try my best to search the forum before asking, but I think we all know that sometimes the info is a bit difficult to find on a forum with this many people and so many threads and posts. I tend to drift from hobby to hobby, and always am searching for the hobby that will turn into my next career. I spent 6 years on my last hobby, which was learning to play guitar. I started at 36 years old at that and am pretty happy with the progress I made, but clearly, making a living in music is a tough path. I think videography offers a lot more in the way of career opps than music. I've been an electrical engineer, a software engineer, and am now a project manager, and I have to say, none of those paths have made me jump for joy when I got up in the morning to go to work. So hopefully, I can learn a lot from all of you, and hopefully my background can be of some help to you all in return, until I reach the point that my input on the forum subjects is of value.