We're always tempted to pretend we know a lot more than we do to seem smarter, but if you give the wrong piece of information, then a lot of bad things can happen.

— Arthur Chan
SVP, Business & Legal Affairs

This is a business of collaboration and everybody needs help at some point in this journey. What you want to do is actually a very exciting experience for other people because they get to tap into your passion and your energy.

— Brayden Simpson
2022 Intern, Studios

When you see someone, or something, or some company that inspires you, write a blind email, write the blind note. The worst thing that can happen is someone says no.

— Elizabeth Goodstein
VP, Business Development & Strategy

Learn from everyone. Directors, writers, lawyers, choreographers, designers. Learn how to speak to them in their own language.

— Evan Bernardin
General Manager, Seven Deadly Sins & Million Dollar Quartet Christmas

Once you're in that room, your own belief in yourself is what will get you through. You have to prove that you are worthy to be at that table, and you are.

— Jamie Forshaw
Executive Producer, Live

Search for your micro motivations to find ways to access your creativity and feel that creative satisfaction throughout your career and not just at an end goal.

— Jordan Imbrey
Senior Creative Producer

My one piece of advice would be to be open to new experiences…because that will help you grow in your career.

— Lauryn Togioka
VP, Business & Legal Affairs

My piece of advice is learn as much as you can from your colleagues, from your position, and always keep trying.

— Nida Nunez
Office Manager

Be willing to ask questions when you need clarity. I think we underestimate how much people are willing to help you.

— Willa Nielsen
Coordinator, Development & Production

If you find ways to say yes, it opens your world up to different opportunities that you never thought existed before.

— Evan Mayer
Associate Producer, Live

Try to absorb as much as you can. You can always learn something from colleagues, from the projects you're on, even from the world around you.

— Stephanie Gomez
Director, Social Media & Design

Express yourself with conviction and always have a rationale. Don't just say that you like something or don't like something. Explain why.

— Alex Kostich
SVP, Creative Marketing