My wonderful mentor ❤

My mentor was Kimberly Kornaherns. I am so lucky to have had a mentor like her. She was the most down to earth person I’ve ever met. Even though we were working together we created such a beautiful bond as friends. She is my brothers close friend and at the end of the day she was calling me her little sister. We connected so quickly and having someone you actually like work with makes your job way better. She took care of me and every possible way. She made sure I was feed and hydrated. She literally took care of like a sister. She always gave me positive feedback on everything I did, even though I felt like I did some paperwork wrong. Kimberly was really a great inspirational mentor and really believed in me and my goals I had.

Reflection

Over all this internship was such a great experience. I got to see and meet new people I didn’t even know I would have a chance to meet and actually conversation with. This company was so great with me. I honestly thought I was just going to get coffee from them and walk their dog but not once did I do those things. I was really happy and lucky I was privileged to go to events just do hands on things.  This gave me a inside look of what T.v personalities did by dealing with press and since we were publicist I had an inside view on how to ask celebrities questions or vice versa ( if some asked me a question I knew how or twist it around to a different topic.) Overall I loved my internship and I wouldn’t picture myself in any another internship this summer.

Career?

Even though this was such a great experience for me, I don't know if I would enjoy this as a career path. Yes, I would consider it as a possible job just so i can get my name out there to be a Tv personality. My mentor offered me a job when I graduated high school and yes I do think I will take but i don't see myself doing this career for years.

Growing Up

This internship allowed me to mature as person. Not meaning that I was that  goof ball in class, but that I had to watch my language a lot. I was so use to talking with out a filter. Through out the days of my internship I felt more sophisticated and I felt like a better person about myself and who I was transforming into.

learning about myself with this internship

When people meet me they always either say I'm really quite and innocent, others that know me may say the complete opposite. Truthfully I’m both. It just takes time for me to be comfortable with someone. This internship taught me that I have a great personality and I should just show it to the world. Being shy can make you miss out on many opportunities. My mentor said to me one day,” whether their important or not they still deserve to be wow’d by your personality.”  

Lexus film

We were invited to a Lexus short film event. This is were they play a bunch a random short films but the films have a meaning to it.They also showed a film about Ronda Rousey. This event had so many producers and major corporations. My mentor was all over the, that meant that I had to be social and go out of my comfort zone. It was a great success. I met so man producers and writers. I had the plessure to meet someone that writes some episodes of pretty little liars and the founder of supremacy films. All these people were about 30 years old so I had to act sophisticated and professional even if my mentor wasn't with me.

Cross Fit Los Feliz

Cross Fit Los Feliz was hosted by Alex Russel an actor who was the main character in Believe me. My job was to be in charge of social media and post pictures of what was going on. This is were my sparcie intelligence came out. I was actually having conversations with athletic trainers and fitness instructors and knew what they were talking about.