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Everyone seemed to think it was a wonderful way to go about
the training. So I went ahead and got back in touch with Career
Connections and told them I was very interested. Let them know my
background and what I was looking to get into and within 2 weeks Jimmy
had lined for me an interview with one of the top studios in Los
Angeles, NRG Recording Services in North Hollywood. I went to the
interview. I had prepared a resume and was essentially hired on as an
intern on the spot. The apprenticeship approach of Career connections
was really instrumental in both getting into that position and also
making sure that while I interned at the studio that I was truly
learning both from the at home study materials as well as by watching
and learning and getting some one on one assistance from the entire
staff at NRG. about 2 months of interning and I had completed 200 hours
and I had done several chapters in the at home study and had
impressed the NRG staff enough that I was offered employment as soon as
my Air Force commitment allowed me to. In the meantime I had submitted
my paper work with the Air Force to separate and as of the end of May I
am essentially through with the Air Force and making a wonderful
transition. NRG is at the top of my studios especially right now. I
have worked with producer Don Gammon who at the studio recorded Hoodie
and the Blowfish is number one on the album charts and has been on the
charts for over 40 weeks. Also White Zombie was recorded there. I also
have had the pleasure of working with such greats as Braun St. Germaine
and the band 311, Weapon of Choices and right now with Stone Gauzzard
co producing. The band Caressa was also produced by Don Gammon and I
have been able to watch and learn from some of the real luminaries in
the recording field.
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The Recording Connection program will help with you with
job
placements for a year after the program. So that’s a huge plus but I
found this studio and it was a developing studio. I got here as it was
booming, becoming bigger and I helped out and I just keep coming back.
I won’t go away.
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I work in Glendale at Elephant Symphony Studio with Donny
Baker and every time I have an assignment, its just he and I in the
studio, in the room going over my assignments, going over the
technology that we are studying that given week and anytime that I am
out in the field or working with other people doing my own projects and
if I needed some information or advice on procedure, he is just a phone
call away. So it really is one on one.
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