A/V Geeks: Jobs for Girls?!?

tell me what happened player you said in the car Daniel lanagin he charges me with the murder of life has he some knowledge or that he seafood yes we're not going to talk about the geologist amiable soothsayer to tell a story set your mind is less if it is a question of two things I tell you that you will find no man whose past if knowledge of the unknowable here is my truth an Oracle would reported Elias won his duel would be death of the hand that his own son his son born of his flesh and of mind now you remember the song Liars was murdered by marauding strangers where free high wages but his child had not seen three days in this world before the King has pierced the baby's ankles and had left him to die on a Lonely Mountain the Apollo never caused that child to kill his father and it was not my estate to die at the hands of his son as he appealed this is what prophets and prophecies are will have no dread often stranger shadow a memory cost me money that's not why you were speaking shield my home what now reduce legal I understand gee liars was killed at a place where three roads meet Joy's will see where it is never at a place where the Sieben way divides into the road towards Delphi and Dahlia when we had the news not long before you came and proved the right to your succession yes what myth has God been weaving for me why does this cover you the mass media first tell me how I look there and tell me however you want oh you're here just touch this point his film was nothing like your own what the King likely a sort of Italy right with a large company the ghoulish room there were fries men listen all one was a hill and a single chariot which he was driving but but who who told you how it happened a household isn't the only one to destroy a servant of ours no for when he came back at lost and found you enthroned in the place of the dead king he came to me in beg that I would send him away to the frontier district right over the Stefan committee hold back quickly I wish to consult him then he come there my not one also whom you might imply these tears all of us of cotton is my father my mother is a dog groupie I grew up chief among the men of cotton until extrange Lincolnton the peaceful drunken man wandering in his cups cried out but I am NOT my father son I contain myself that night that I felt anger with sinking her the next day I visited my father mother in question they stormed calling at the slanderous rent of a fool and this relieved me the suspicions remained aching in my mind I could not breathe finally seeing nothing to my parents I went to the shrine of Delphi the God dismissed my question without the glide he spoke of everything Little Richard it is that I should lie with my own mother three children from whom all men would turn their eyes and that I should be my father's murderer that's all this is lab and format day columns to me was only in the strong ascending in that quarter of the sky and one good father and father on my way to remand what I could never see the knowledge he either son by the articles like highways coming together like a pre-med class and they are Harold came to work and a chariot drawn by horses with a man such as you describe seated in it a groom leaving the horses tossed me off the road at his Lords command but there's this charioteer lynched over towards me I track him in my rage the old man saw me and brought his double glued down upon my head as I came abreast he was paid back and more ringing my club in this right hand I knocked him out of the car and he [Music] exchanger and life's work in whereas a man more miserable than I more hated by the gods citizen an alien alike must never show to me or speak to me must be shunned by myself renounce there's another diction of myself think of it touched you with these hands depends killjoy there is hope you have yet to hear the Shepard we're gonna come to the mother Kali's regards and I'm clearly marauders had killed the King according to this man's story well if he maintains that spirit there were several and clearly the guilt is not mine I was alone but didn't said that one man single-handed did it in the evident all points to rule you may be sure he said that there was several is the whole city headed his fingers I suppose he also something we cannot ever show that - deathless will be honest Rock Island said my child resumed civilians but it was my child besides this knowing from now on we're all occipital feelings I was not waste a second for an enemy maybe right someone go for the Shepherd one whose matter must be something I would send fortunately I would not wish to cross you in anything and surely not in you necessary let's me the Reverend tyrant is the child of crime until from his high question headlong but that's no fair and they shouldn't be denied and the high hand of the same Tim's in oh praise God's holy law that each man takes to earning then and keep his hands for holy things and blasphemy stand upon those who will honor impious men over night and day all the Oracle waves on the wind or the God and by the way our king is not himself noble soul is overwrought with fantasies of dread else he would consider the new prophecies in the light of the Owens he will listen to any voice that speaks disaster my advice for last to you than Apollo I turn in prayer Rogers delivering from this island our hearts are heavy with fear when we see our leader disgusting and helpless sailors are terrified by the confusion of their health then no doubt you can direct me where should I find a hospital or better still where is the king himself it is this very place stranger he is inside this is his wife and the mother of his children I wish you happiness in a Happy House I wish as much for you but now tell me why have you come what did you say to us with new with my lady or your house and your husband what who sent you here I am from Corinth the news I bring ought to mean joy for you so it maybe we'll find some grief in it what is this how can it touch us in both ways people of coins into colita best to be their king but old pallidus is he not raining still no death old demon youth is Sepulchre holidays go quickly tell us your masters redlands of God's will where are you known this was the man who meet up as long ago fears don't Bledsoe and dread of destroying him but it was another fate by which he died listen to what this man has to say and then tell me what has happened to the world your guy in prophecy where's this man what is your news for me he has come from current to report your father's death to stranger come on you don't wanna cannot say it more clearly the king is dead was it by treason or by an attacker booms the true thing brings old men to their rest it was sickening yeah and many years o ye should a man respect the prophets they prophesied that I should kill all of us kill my own father but he from now I'll never think of these things again yes this one up here my mother's here why should anyone in the will be afraid this faith rule does have nothing can be foreseen no reasonable man is troubled by 16 new me funny my mother will not still alive but she is alive I cannot help my dream tell me who is this woman that you fear there's no rope a man the wife of King followed us they wrote me why should you be afraid of her an article of the gods Apollo said through his prophet that I was the man who should marry his own mother shed his father's blood with his own hands and so for all these years I have kept clear of cotton for no harm has come and this is the fear that drove you out of car would you ever kill my father it's for that you must be reassured by the news I gave you yes and for that I would reward you I had that in mind I thought I could count on you when you returned to college no I will never go near my parents a game going home can you not see that all your fears are groundless I mean you say that they're my parents jolly Polly birth was not your father not my father no more your father than the man speaking to you Johnathan's me why did he call me I will tell you long ago he had you from my hand at the gift how could he love me so if I was not his we had no children didn't you what of you did you buy me would you find me by chance I came upon you in the crooked path that keeps hiring what were you doing there any my clocks are wandering Shepherd yeah but your saviors done that day from what did you save me your ankle should tell you that stranger why do you speak to me of that childhood pain I cut the bond that tied your ankles together God was it my father or my mother who did it tell me I do not know the man who gave you to me can tell you better than I thought you were found me but another with another Shepherd gave you to me and who was it can you tell me who he was I think he would have to be one of my people you mean Elias that was King here years ago yeah is he still alive can I can I see there's anybody any organ severed he's talking about have you seen him in the future in a town if you have tell me but you've already asked to see perhaps your custard couldn't lend you some food you know anything about him maybe death the man we've summoned is this the man this Shepherd means forget it all you see that from the clues to my troopers are in my hands I have no more questioning did your life nothing to you my own hey Eve enough for me to be here why do you suppose my mother a slave and born of slaves no baseness can touch you thank you listen to me do not do this I will not listen that proof must be bigger [Music] the only word I have for you why has she left her Cetus why has she gone in such a passion and sorrow however based my birth I must know about it the Queen like a woman is perhaps a shame to think of Milo erection but I cannot be Dishonored but I am a child of why do you not know the man I think I see him coming this Shepherd we want I know him he was Lions man you can trust him tell me first you open Colin test test test test test test is the very man come here no look at me you must answer everything I ask you belong to life tell me what kind of work did you do for him I was a shipper to peace most of my life we're mainly did you go for pastures some time to skip diving sometimes the hill you know bye do you ever remember seeing this man out there that is not strange my lord I'll refresh his memory you must remember when we spend three whole seasons together March to September I'm just tiring or thereabout you had to pluck I had one each autumn I cried mine home and you would go back to the yours to Elias household yes yes but that was all so long ago well then you remember back in those days that you gave me a baby boy to bring up as my own what if I did what are you trying to say he needed but with one step little child that your tongue Dean's watching what this man's King my master what is it I have done wrong you have not answered his question about the boy no he's only making cover come speak plainly or it will go hard with you God beam do not touch her an old man come here one of you buying it I'm behind did you give this man the file he speaks I I did would to God that I had died at 30 days I now let you tell the truth Michael the truth I'm worse than get very well since you insist upon the name Oh No told you already I hate from the boy how did you get him from your house from somewhere else not mine no amen a man who gave him to me is that man here you know whose slave he was God monster do not ask him you're a dead man if I have to ask you again it was a child from the palace of liars grave child or a child of his own line I must hear they said it was lives own time but your wife thinking over there my wife but she did it why don't she be she told me to get through the business there had been opposition it was safe as the boy was killed usually father why did you give him over to this old man I thought this man was taken far away in his own country he saved him what for what I think this man says you were no man is more our light most I look upon you or the last time I because damn in his birth in his marriage damned damned in the blood shed with his own hands I give these generations the freeze on the bully and exist and do not exist your great things like ghost gone line I was and cannot tell why firstly for you had given breath boom while the whole year went by that mind was a strong though deep how deep you droids than hard Archer at a dim fearful range giver of laws majestic and now all men ever known most pitiable is this man story [Music] I think that'll it's trust no faces those great rivers could purify this place of the corruption at shelters now the queen is dead your custom dead but in whose hand alone when she had left us compassionate silence passing to the court she ran to her apartment in the house her hair clutched by the fingers of both hands she closed the door behind him exactly how she died I do not know for either purse burst in moaning and would not let us keep vigil to the end you so we are watching the rewinding of Oedipus Rex and I actually found a little bit more information written on the can surprisingly Omni of this Productions 1957 TV show so this is a kinescope where they set up a camera on a monitor and they had you know switcher production I know it was going out live but this is a way to capture it for distribution later or if it was videotape was very very enix was very expensive at this time and really wasn't viable for television so this was a way to preserve something and to then make copies and distribute it so the fact that it's British means that it was 25 frames a second when his broadcasts and so capturing a 24 frames a second was super easy it wasn't a whole tell us any thing that they had to do what you had to do with us stuff so yeah we are rewinding and we are getting to the point where I am going to be visible Here I am hi I'm skip Alzheimer of av geeks thanks guys for joining me I'm trying to look at the camera and that look at the various controls in front of me so does it look like I'm that distracted but anyways as you can see behind me is a Nutella cine the dynamics of this is not like a mirror there's at elessedil that's rewinding I'm actually playing back the film this is the can here very stinky comb this vinegar film I think I got this from a local university that was getting rid of a bunch of films they just had a closet and so this was something that was probably shown on television so thank you for joining me you know not having not being a friend a fan of Game of Thrones I had no idea that tonight is the finale of Game of Thrones so oops so I'm happy to have the people that are watching this I will have an incentive if you stick around for the end of my broadcast which should be I don't know 9 between 9:30 and 10:00 I will give you a special bonus thing and let me go get it what we will do is at some point I will announce what you can do for me to send you a free AV geeks sticker and a free AV geeks condom so more information about that is that an incentive to not watch Game of Thrones I don't know you know I know people love the show so I can't fault them for that but so I apologize if you have to make the hard decision to either turn me off or watch Game of Thrones tomorrow or in an hour hour after I'm done anyways so tonight was something I've been wanting to show again we last month we did gasps films about gasoline and there was some surprising fun things in there that I'd always wanted to show but it never had the opportunity I didn't think of that if I did if I did a local screening and showed films about gas that people would show up so the fact that you guys showed up from your living rooms or wherever and watch these films it was really great and we saw some interesting stuff so today's show is jobs for girls and these are films that were aimed at young women who were looking to get into the job force from high school and most of them were designed to be shown for women before they get married and before they become homemakers so they're like temporary jobs in a way so we get started with a great film and not only is it is it great I don't know if you can see this there's there's a smiley face in the can it's embossed in the can it's pretty cool this is a purports to be a real footage that was hidden footage that was shot but and it shows three women having job interviews and it's supposed to my example to show you what what to do and what not to do but mostly what not to do the idea is to show this the vocational a guidance counselor would come to your class and talk about at a job interview you know it's a life skill type of thing so this is upside down wow that's that's kind of crazy huh Wow okay well we're not gonna show that that's kind of wack all right well I have to I have to rewind this and the meantime I'll show another film that's what happens with cool films and I guess I kept watching before so I got this film looking at tomorrow what will you choose watch that and this is kind of explorers you know what are your options what are things that you can do opportunities and you can see I am actually reading the film so we were actually watching film I'm not just gonna disk in or whatever I'm actually reading this puppy yep [Music] all right so here is looking at tomorrow of what will you choose enjoy [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] you know everything you're doing today is a step into the future a future that is yours to choose I'm congresswoman Yvonne Brathwaite Burke a member of the fraternity from California when I was 12 I didn't know what I wanted to be but I did feel that I wanted to help people so I kept my eyes open I listened and I learned I learned that as an attorney I could help to get judicial decisions that would improve people's live and as an elected representative as I was when I was in school I could contribute leadership being first an attorney and now a congresswoman was what I chose what I was looking for more and more women as well as men our discovery and pursuing jobs that they like they're discovering that the possibilities are everywhere let's look at a few examples job choices some women have made [Music] Debbie Barrera is an international bricklayers Union one of its first women members her job is a vital part of the construction trade construction the wonderful field for a woman really it is it's exciting to be part of building something and it's always new you know you learned something different every day I worked in an office for a while but I felt like I was just one of a million girls with typewriters I wanted to be an individual I wanted to try something I really like instead of what was expected of me through tradition so I called to find out about the union's apprenticeship program and they accepted me I guess everybody started was really eager but nobody thought I'd make it but I can do the work and I love it it's hard work and sometimes it can be really dirty brick laying or caulking like I'm doing today but I wouldn't trade it for anything I'm independent and I'm good at my job working outdoors is great the wages are about four times would I be earning in some office and because I'm in the International I can go anywhere really there are just about no limitations on what I can do you can't be yourself if you don't try things if I hadn't explored I wouldn't have found my trade and I'm really glad I did [Music] fine crafting is not only a job to Peggy Shipman it is also a labor of love and art she's one of the few women violin makers in the world one of the things I really love about violin making is that it's extremely old-world the craft has existed since 1600 and it stayed pretty much the same it's a very constructive occupation nothing is torn down or destroyed everything we do make something better whether it's repairing a fine old instrument or building a brand new one I was a music major in college and played cello so I came to know the difference quality workmanship makes in an instrument as I learned more and more I began to realize what a goal perfection is I started work our shop four years ago and each day it's in an education everyone in the shop shares what they learn with everyone else because we all share the desire to do beautiful work there's a tremendous joy in working with one's hands the feeling of manual dexterity that wonderful smell of varnish and glue the texture of wood under your fingers the use of tools it's actually exciting for me to see new woodworking tools we collect them all our lives you really we could we could have them wall to wall and it still wouldn't seem like enough like old art these instruments gain beauty with time there are so many nuances to violin making it's like music itself I'm happy that I can create things that belong with me beautiful things that will last [Music] Betty Bonner is one of several women framing for a telephone company she connects and disconnects customers telephones at the main lines and terminal when I was looking for work after high school most girls will becoming teachers or nurses I worked for a long time in customer service for the phone company but when jobs and the friends became available I jumped the chance to change some girls don't like this kind of work but I like it each day I get to work with my hands I used spotter and tools and ladders and I get to see result it's challenging and I like the way I feel tired from the day is over going from white collar blue collar is a switch but the money is much better and I have a greater chance for advancement now still I'm lucky some companies don't have a training program like the one I used the best way to be able to choose what you really want is to get a good education then you'll have the chance to really look around according to a management position with a large company has been exciting for grace trio as an employment representative she interviews men and women and places them in jobs for her companies worldwide offices and installation never underestimate what you can do I was working in a factory and I didn't have much confidence when I first applied here but if I hadn't tried I still be selling myself short I knew some had succeeded and I said to myself there's nothing wrong with me and they hired me I started as a secretary but I tried to learn about everything that was going on around me I took college courses I volunteered for special project and I was moved up thank you very much for coming really it's easy to succeed if you're willing to try now I can understand what candidates are experiencing when they come to apply here for a job and everyday I find it so true that you give yourself a real head start for any job if you have some ideas about what you want when you're young then you have time to find out the best way to prepare and the kind of education you will need my judgment is valued by the company they consider me as specialist and that makes me feel real good it makes me feel good to bring the successful applicant and the employer together to make a match and that's nice today everything's so exciting the art world is open to everyone in addition to being a freelance fashion illustrator Camille Higgins is a self-employed businesswoman with her partner she owns an art gallery and design company I decided to become a fashion illustrator when I was about 10 in my free time I was always drawing I got a lot of encouragement from my parents and my school counselors helped me choose a good art school I was always in constant pursuit of my art I knew what I wanted and I went after it to be successful takes a lot of hard work practice and perseverance having my own business was always my dream and that takes even more hard work dedication and very long hours because we weren't born into the business world My partner and I are having to learn everything from the bottom up but it's been fun when you please the client when you know you've worked hard and done well it's very rewarding I'm growing more and more confident every day in the combination of my art in my business as a form of personal expression has made me very happy it's a challenge but then you can't allow yourself to be afraid you'll always regret anything you don't try [Music] as an air traffic controller with the Federal Aviation Administration Jane Martin combines her love of aviation with technological training to direct air traffic in landing takeoff and flight path I remember when I was 6 or 7 years old we'd be out for a drive and I begged my father to stop at the airport so I could watch the airplane I was fascinated by flying an after I finished college I saved my money and took flying lessons flying brought me into contact with people and air traffic control and I became so interested in that aspect of aviation that when the Federal Aviation Administration started hiring new controllers I didn't let the opportunity to get by me I applied made it every day there's something new and different the facility here has both tower in radar positions and we work in both places we get good training and I really like the work there's a lot of responsibilities but it's a challenge it's up to us to separate and arrange aircraft within our airspace it's sort of like a three-dimensional chess game you need to know about the weather conditions and be able to handle emergency situations you have to be alert but it's really nice to learn that you're capable of more than you thought I feed into the computer commodity availability in prices and the proper balances of nutrients the computer replies with the best possible combination as linear programming manager for a large milling company down a good heart uses computers and a knowledge of animal science to formulate livestock feeds I never thought when I was in junior high that I'd have a career in animal science I've always loved animals but I was really a city girl in high school though I found out that I could get training in a college degree while working with animals college courses an animal science covered the whole chain of events involved in raising and utilizing livestock nutrition breeding care and grooming marketing and even economics all of these factors come into play in the job I have now I'm responsible for coming up with the most economical combinations of ingredients for the production of all kinds of livestock feeds it is satisfying to work in the field for which I study and it's rewarding to be one of the first women in a managerial position in agriculture and the field is really expanding but mostly it's good to know that I am to some extent responsible for the health and the well-being of animals the women you have just seen are doing jobs that they like it wasn't just luck think about it you can find out a lot about jobs that's something everyone wants to help you do your teachers your counselors businesses and unions everyone will benefit when you give yourself a chance to discover the job that is right for you new jobs are created every day new skills new minds and new people are always in demand use the time now to learn to learn what you want and to learn how to get it you can make school work for you that's really what it's all about the future is waiting the choice is yours [Music] what will you choose there are no limitations [Music] seventies films that have original music row is great always use him so I know someone talked about lip sync issues with the film and that is something I am actively still trying to figure out like what's causing that it's a it's a setting some sort of keyframe setting that I've been messing with so at some points in the future because it goes it goes back and forth so it's really weird how that happened so I apologize if that's distracting and annoying you know we're embracing more than 100 years of technology here and of course any point in that 100 years something could fail horribly like the color in that last one the color faded to beat red from probably ektachrome so the dyes that were not read basically blue green just faded away and so we're left with everybody garnet purplish rosy there's different descriptions a few by films on eBay you'll see if it will describe films beet-red faded and this is not to be confused with vinegar syndrome which is totally different things which that last film the Oedipus film which was black and white had vinegar syndrome when the acetate was breaking down to acetic acid which is super stinky it smells like vinegar I have lots and lots of films about for job of vocational stuff and I have ones that are meant for general audiences but I wanted to try to hone in on the ones who were made for young women because that was you know as we got towards the 70s and 80s it was clear that women were in the workplace they were seeking careers it wasn't about being homemakers anymore which is a job in itself but they were actually seeking more and so the films and the and the teaching talked about that and addressed that so that first time I put on a bench and rewound it and so this is the leader is red which traditionally the head of a film that has green leader and the tail of the film has red leader warning Wow but I saw it was backwards that was upside down so I don't know I'm gonna put this on and maybe maybe way maybe it's it's upside down both ways and someone's available to get spliced wrong live film transfer and it's a site so that's upside down as well so somebody spliced somewhere in this film probably like a big chunk so they spliced it together and they spliced at all so I'm gonna have to put this back on the bench rewind it and maybe I can figure out where that splices fix it while you watch another film Larry's alright has to be fixed sometime so might as well do it while those guys with several people from across the North America watching and thanks for people on Twitch who are watching this that's really great okay so this film is I have not seen this film this is very exciting the title of this film is we had actually had the program though it is career explorations modeling careers entertainment so this might have some dudes in it but it's primarily targeting young women we aspire to be models you know it might be irresponsible to make a film and show this to general audiences and say like oh you can be a model because it's such a I know I think that that career is for a limited set of people that look a certain way and that look changes from generation to generation so we'll see you see how they sell this but there's others in this series including offload magic off so I related stuff careers architectural careers newspaper careers newspaper marketing careers general insurance careers marketing cosmetic industry careers textile industry and the school counselor get a job being the person who chose these folks alright so here we go career exploration enjoy you you what's your name my name is Lilian Lily yang I mrs. stamp Lily you're interested in the basic modeling course oh yes I would be we have a 12-week course and this consists of a cross and diet exercise four types of walking doing it it becomes part of your day how much feel you feel much better one thing if you get in with proper foods that's a proper Charlie you are at the end of this time you're going to review your reduced food by betting on the head of the agency I wish that there's a really nice easy magic formula about what makes a good model there are a lot of simple rules of family physical correctly suits for a girl falls in the categories or types and this will follow the sort of work she will do the usual ones that you have you have a junior and her height would be five five height it's tremendously important in a model she can be five five as a junior which means it's rather Seventeen magazine she cute and she smiles which has got great white teeth and round eyes well we scheduled you into the class tomorrow night and receive an O the next category is about five seven you call her a misty or a junior miss and she has the same kind of faith a little more mature she looks about twenty to perhaps then you have which is always considered the best of all possible worlds are the top echelon and a model the sophistication and she should be anywhere from 5 8 by 10 now 511 even is very Hollow cheekbones and a more exotic sort of face now girls before we start our 10 posing classes I'd like to find Brenda well I guess it was about a month ago now I did some work for a photographer friend of mine and he suggested that I take a course so here I am and how about you Connie gee I guess ever since I was old enough to first start reading a fashion magazine I had a dream of becoming a model when I finally had an opportunity to move to a larger city than my dream could come true great lisby modeling in Copenhagen and I came over here but one year to become a successful model you need talent appeal and training a reputable School of modelling will assess your potential and choose your courses how are you coming along on your diet since your physical appearance is of primary importance it must be properly cared for you will learn to sit stand walk put on makeup dress sleep beneath many girls hope to become models and although only a few of them actually succeed the training received is valuable to any girl regardless of her final profession welcome to your first 5 makeup classes my name is Dale what you introduce yourself okay could we have Christina on the scales first place okay Janice [Music] okay tonight we're going to go into proper skin cleansing we'll get to picking out your foundation being and probably a powder most of you are probably using soap on your face now which will not get into your pores and clean out modeling slap but you'll have to use so you have to invest in a cleansing line which includes the cleanser itself your stringent protection cream which goes on before your foundation and a night cream okay now the way to use your cleansers are in the direction of the arrows on the diagram some models have become famous as personalities and maybe it's strikingly unusual but these are rare you must learn to be versatile in looks and attitude to adapt to the type of job he will depend at times on aid such as hair pieces spectacular makeup false eyelashes and many other secrets model used to look beautiful under the bone bring it up and around [Music] now y'all look like that in a couple months keep practicing the number is 681 available in 29 different colors of leather as well as the color you're seeing right now the wholesale clothing showrooms employ the most marbles vast changes attractive poses the ability to show the clothes to their best advantage along with some knowledge of the merchandise may all be required of the showroom model but along with this comes Teddy employment in many cases although it could also include some typing and answering the telephone and this is available in many different colors [Music] there are many different types of modeling jobs there are runway models photographic models showroom models catalog models and models for television commercials even if only their hands are used in your best times you may be working 18 hours a day you may also go three months without a job the pay can be very good but it is rarely assured another factor to consider if you are interested in making a career in modeling is that your working years are limited a model keeps her looks may work up to the age of 30 [Music] ready you're down there pay catalog modeling is the bread and butter of the trade it requires many different kinds of models children teenagers sophisticates men old women all sorts who must stand on the set without moving and put across the look of whatever they might be wearing out of each six shots five must be good this is important because the customer never sees the actual garment only the pictures in the catalog the main purpose regardless of the type of job is to sell clothing cosmetics cars food just about anything to do this you must not override your work with your personality the public should be more interested in the product than you [Music] remember now on three one two three most people wonder what an agent does and it always reminds me of the Hollywood image in grade B movies that were villains and we take 10% and that's all an agent does when is the audition I suppose most important part of your job is getting the girl work hello Betty no oh yeah yeah tomorrow location yeah okay where are you doing it Scarborough Bluffs what is it fashioned reasonably high fashioned two girls and one man okay we have descended of the right people who would probably like her type best to begin with once she starts getting her feet wet and gains a little more confidence it becomes much easier for her but it's most important how you sell her then of course you look after her negotiations for her money because talented very bad that and you look after her booking more or less traffic managing her day and there are so many bits and pieces as to what an agent does for the model she said it as a place to come home to I suppose who wasn't here the other day that her mom is gonna Alan Jordan [Music] we're gonna have to probably take the shots anyway today the weather is bad but although some of the jobs are exciting others are dull and tedious it is all work you will require a specialized knowledge of how to deal with a photographer or the fashion coordinator or the salesman to come up with the image he wants to put across this can cause quite an emotional strain switching from one personality to another sometimes in a matter of minutes physically - this begins to show in a model after a few years [Music] actually I do enjoy modeling well I wouldn't do it I didn't enjoy it I think most girls get involved in the sense that they find it very difficult once you really establish establish yourself and get going - find anything - I say top it there are certain jobs that all of us do not enjoy for example doing fashion shows nobody can possibly imagine what goes on behind the scene that is where we change where we put on our makeup etc during a fashion show we have approximately a minute to change take your clothes off plus get into the other one you have approximately three dresses and there's millions of people backstage you have hairdresser you have someone to dress you you have the shop owner there etc and it gets very confused and very congested and I have to say I've experienced a few fashion shows where it's been almost humiliating in the sense that they're you you are so much of a mannequin you are nothing more nothing less than a mannequin I mean you are to show the garment to the best of your ability it doesn't matter who you are what you feel you have to sell that garment it's not you that's important that's that garment [Music] [Music] this year I think I'm in link most of us get involved in the feeling that we have during photography the rapport we develop with the photographer's we're not limited we just constantly project whatever you feel in that certain garment as opposed to being limited solely to styling the garment you can express what you feel and it's beautiful she's got to be one of those responsible people in the world she still has to be somewhat creative she has to be malleable in taking directions and she has to have the stamina of a dray horse and this is so incredibly true because you're drooping and all of a sudden you pull yourself together because you've got to look absolutely super most girls going into it don't realize it and my advice to any girl who wants to go into modeling she must realize that it is a full-time career and accept so many of the responsibilities involved in it and that it is very hard work [Music] so I don't know if that was I'm gonna rewind it I think I was but somebody built you know you're Canadian this was shot in Canada yeah 69 so 1969 we'll watch this in Reverse because it was awesome you know this is probably just before the beginnings of the supermodel I don't know my supermodel history but it seems like the early 70s is when you had women who were getting insane amounts of money Christie Brinkley Cheryl TV Cindy Crawford of course but yeah it's interesting to see these films there's a like I said it's the whole series and I have another one called about cosmetic industries and it's it's also kind of looks at people that are in either beauticians or hairdressers or people who work in a theater or movies but also people who design cosmetics and looks at that full industry so it's kind of interesting so I think I found the spice I think I fixed it with that film that I've been wanting to show the last two times we'll see we'll see how this works hilarious all right one more time give the shots oh so here's some questions for the modeling careers entertainment education in work what kind of educational and personal background do you think would help be helpful in becoming a model what school courses would help how do runway catalogs showroom and TV commercial modeling differ which is most interesting to you why what are the hazards and limitations of a modeling career how do you feel about these and then some things you can do is you can consult a classified telephone directory for a listing of model agent modeling agencies where I grew up that would be none there wouldn't be any visit several and talk with models about their work attend a fashion show observe backstage preparations watch a model work with a photographer question her about her roles make surveys of careers related to modeling to find out their requirements fascinating you can write to the your State Department of Education and the American model foundation p.o box 100 it's in New York or the modeling Association of America which is in New York City there you go modeling careers all right so again this film is I've seen I have other copies of this film which is why kind of flummoxed by why this one seems have problems this one reports to have three women in job interview situations we get to see what they do wrong so here's a job interview three that's kind of campus job interviews three young women how does a company decide who to hire the man who must choose is the employment interviewer his name is Jack wall de Meyer his job is to be a good judge of people today he must find people to fill trainee jobs and several departments the people he chooses will be considered for specific jobs but the first step here is called a screening interview this morning Jack will interview three young women with answered the ad for trainees they will not know they are being photographed as you watch imagine yourself in Jack's plates can you choose the people you would hire you can hire one or two or all three after each interview you may want to stop the projector to note each thing you find favorable and unfavorable yes Dorothy will you send in the first applicant please thank you come in please come right here mr. Maggio how are you sure place is it all right if I call you Susan uh-huh you don't mind no keep you waiting long know about your dad no what am I to do nothing uh-huh good yeah well Susan what we're gonna try to do is to fit your qualifications in with some of the jobs that we have so what I'd like to do is go back into high school okay um I had a business major mm-hmm my voice canisters of typing and in the business manager they had you know yeah be required subjects and I'm like you have to take history and math and your English then I did have a business English and business machine that was with adding working mostly with the adding machine person and a salesmanship class and that's just about all that they covered in the course it out now Susan you mentioned typing how many words per minute can you type well when I was in high school from 45 to 55 but now I can type 64 early how's your accuracy with that I say 60 was not more than 4 errors what other business machines did you work with me they just had the adding machine I saw that the electric ones and then the one where up you had to pull the handle down I'll punch the key on your first job what did you how did you find that kind of work did you do and things like that well to me but it was a too much routine no what were you doing I touch cancellations when people didn't pay the premium sure and was the same thing every day you know just type of name things like that so it didn't it wasn't interesting after a while if you thought that you had to be tougher you know do you retired go crazy she was too much monotony in it how long did you work on the job for six months which one mm-hmm did you give them a notice I mean you're like oh yeah two weeks then you went a short time when you worked again as a salesgirl I guess uh-huh yeah I tried that that was interesting or they are wrong yeah that was over at Robert since that's a department store and I thought it was real interesting to me if you could learn a lot just from the table themself that came in and about out you know you see a different side of it like when you're in a store you don't you know you see how you are when you're buying this quite interesting like that working with people so you really prefer than job a lot over the end of your venture yeah because you don't have so much routine and then you you meet people all kinds of people and you they tell you things you always get into a conversation with them or thing you know and then it's sort of a challenge because you get to talk to them and see if you can try to sell this product and change their mind see if you can really do it so it's the real challenging term if you have an interest in it you know anything is if you have interest why then you went to this other job and this was a strictly a clerical job how long were you there I was there for a month mr. Ward uh why didn't go along with my supervisor you know um they seem to well at least she did always think she was right all the time and if anything went wrong when I was first working you know first you have to learn the last thing and she was uh didn't take enough time with me to get John cuz they have everything has to be done a certain way and things and like I said when you first out of school type there's just all this cuz you're more or less on your own terms in school you don't have well you have your teachers telling you what to do but yet you do things the way you want and you but then when you have a job you have to do whatever what they want don't you you don't do what you want that was we just didn't hit it off to it well sure now you mentioned before that you had a fair attendance record in high school how's the attendance record in the punctuality on the job Oh with that good to come on easy on em hmm oh yeah what about wages when you consider a fair starting wage here for my you know experience and qualifications I'd say that 295 mm-hmm Susan why do you really want this job with the company well just typing is my skill now if I do go on to continue an education with Clara I think it would be good uh-huh you don't think the typing would bore you like it did on the other job no I don't Jack Walton I wanna hang your throat there lay it there you can hang another program I'll just lay it how much air okay how are you today fine let's just start out back and say high school some of the subjects you took great you received a new subject okay in junior high school I was in Hawaii my ninth grade year so I didn't get I took basic course as I never was one to take business or anything that I didn't have to take and then in high school I only went to tenth grade quit that early yeah any reason for that to get married oh really that sounds crazy how idea now that I think about it you know I if I had to do over I wouldn't you know state the school not got me until I maybe 50 or so 50 yeah if you are you still married mmm-hmm it's not what I expected of course I expected all fun and no hard work with a little bit of both mm-hmm you know that I really think about it I wish I could go back to school I guess I wish I could be 16 all over again yeah and you know do it all of them old are you 17 17 so what have you been doing then since you quit school and got murdered just hanging around just hanging around everything don't working at all well I've been trying to no I would uh since I quit school nobody you know wants to hire me because they they just walk in the office and I say I don't have a high school diploma and they said well I'm sorry you know you have you thought about getting your education now oh I thought about it a couple of months ago about going to night school but then the deal with start night school we moved and then I just perish the pump figure well no I don't have to think about another time do you have any specific goal what would you like to do if you were working I'd like to work in an office where I wouldn't have to type and I could just answer the phone and take notes and I can clean and everything I have experience enjoy clean clean even houses do that like and I can do a lot of things pink nose answer telephone see and that's that's basically what I want a little bit of everything not just sitting there filing or sitting there typing or sitting there answering the phone you know I want majority of thing because I like to run mimeograph machine family yeah I love to work with machines I would like to ask you one thing if to say the company did have some regulation on grooming dress of the people would you have any objection to possibly changing your way a dress in other words Oh possibly calm me down a little bit well no because I've been told that before like in where I in that little office I used to wear black nylon now I didn't know that in an office well there was older people you know I didn't like it so they told me and I quit wearing black nylons it they don't want me to wear bright orange or dangly earrings I won't but you know this is just the style so cuz I haven't been working you know so I really don't have nothing just base my wardrobe on I just go out and buy when I see you know yeah well Tony would you really if you had to say that you had any skills what skills would you say that you really had to offer our company there's not really much that you know I can really say or maybe that's why I can't get a job it you know I do stuff and if they show me how to do it I'm willing to do it but I say say that most of them don't want training they want you know people who already know you know like went through bookkeeping or something in school were they you know where they can get the fat how they can do it you know right in how the chair feels the loss let's just start out back and say high school some of the subjects you took great you received on these subjects well in high school I had a business course at first mm-hmm and I dropped up business course simply because I felt that it wasn't for me how's that well I just you know like I love music and my mind really wasn't on business at all because you know I was young at the time I just think he had too much for scoring just love to be around music mm-hm this is all that I didn't you know any wanted to be mm-hmm at that time until I got older and found out that music wasn't going to get me anywhere unless I become became an entertainer trouble and right now I'm just working you know I'm looking for work because I really need it until I get myself really establish in a good job and the NIT issues entertainment you know as weekend mm-hmm that would be nice I can't you let's see now you do have one child yes uh-huh and don't take care of the child and when you're working my mother did you graduate from high school no oh you didn't yeah want to tell me about that you know I keep it to myself oh really yeah mm-hmm how far did you go in high school I went all the way except two or three weeks oh really yes is jacked up because I was having trouble uh-huh did you get your high school diploma then afterwards no I am planning to go to night school to finish and get my diploma mm-hmm so in other words you've actually been away from school for a couple of years oh yes and you really haven't done anything constructive in getting the diploma no I had no more than just fainted I'm going to do it mm-hmm how about going spelling well now there is a spec that I was here too much for but I am trying to improve person hmm what are you doing towards that well I have a spelling dictionary and man in my spare time I go to Liberia meet up on a lot of things and you know yeah my mother most of all along with my sister to give me spelling test for doing things like that in Rosedale yeah mm-hmm I feel very strong you know that I can accomplish it I'm not gonna let it get me down rather I'm gonna cover it sure what was your attendance in high school well it wasn't too good oh really no it was a little off and on and at that time what I mean by off and on my father was sick in the hospital and like my mother she would leave sometimes you know in the evening and she wouldn't show back up at home and till about 9:00 or 10:00 the next morning and someone had to help you know with me paying the bills and keeping house while she was gone and since I was the oldest girl you know he appointed me to do it mm-hm and this sweater fected my high school no I said yeah what was gonna rough it it was was turtle boy me annoying your father stick and you don't know whether he's gonna eat the next day or not mm-hmm this is the thing hmm that's he worked at the department store I see yes that was you want to tell me a little bit about that job he pennies I work there you know I was doing maintenance I was doing you know a little bit of office work and then I ran the elevator hard time up and down a bit down carry things out and green bean thing it was just you know like on and off work all around work mostly I see it fed how was your attendance record here no it was very good it was very good there is one day that I miss Becky I was that was just for a short time you worked there yes it's for Christmas I said they couldn't carry any longer no they could mm-hmm which is the agreement when you were hired yes it was - sounds like you enjoyed this one I did I really did you know I'd love to work around people and don't have to be with people good lord do you have anything on your mind that possibly haven't told me that you feel would be one of your best attributes yes I like to see a letter that I typed and see how far it really goes you know in different things like this gives you a good finish yes it does but I was working for my uncle I typed letter mmm and it went to Hawaii and he got an answer back and he asked me to you know correspond and I did and it made me feel so good because I knew that I had done something worthwhile now the interviews were over and checked must decide if he hires someone he must have good reasons the company will spend a good deal of money to train me if there is someone he doesn't hire he must have good reasons for that too if this were your job whom would you hire and why so who's it gonna be Susan Tony or Dolores seems like there was a lot of positive feedback for Tony Dolores went all the way through high school except for the last two or three weeks which is unfortunate I don't know you guys vote you folks out there vote who would you give the job to it doesn't matter what the job is you can pretend like you know what the job is maybe it's a career and modeling or something else air traffic controller what do you think hey again I'm skip Alzheimer and we are watching films for girls who are looking for jobs this showed up in one of the cans it's a film video evaluation report and we could rate this film we can basically your assistance is needed to help us keep our film collection current please complete the statements below and then we have a couple of options here content useful for instruction out-of-date replace with new film on same subject content is no longer applicable at applicable I am having problems tonight to instruction withdrawal and then finally condition poor replace or repair so here's your options after we've decided we are given a job to is the film itself is it useful for instruction is it out-of-date and should be replaced with something more current is content no longer applicable to instruction withdraw condition poor replace or repair it's interesting so I haven't had to go through this because I don't have a job but I've talked to people who are you know applying for jobs and it's getting harder to get people to call them back and actually have job interviews like we just saw the the landscape has changed so significantly on both sides so what's happened also is in some areas some fields and places there's not enough there's too many jobs and so somebody basically ghosts they say they're gonna show up for a job interview and they don't because they've found something better and they think it's better so they don't even bother to say like hey I'm not coming they just don't show up so it's it it's getting to be very different plus doing job interviews over internet is very different than being in person so all these things are changing so I would vote for out-of-date replace with new film on same subject although I would say that there's some strong points in this film but it still teaches us a lot about get a job the one with the three young men is is even even more hilarious maybe I'll do that jobs for boys at some point but okay so those of you that are watching a now are either in a coastal time where Game of Thrones has not come on or thank you for sticking with me in spite of the Eagle Game of Thrones series finale again I promise you that before the end of the show if you stick with me I will give you a secret password or a secret way so that you can get a AV geeks sticker which a lot of people put on their laptops some people have stuck them on their cars and they're good for about a year before they turn black so there you go it's not bad right and I never get this right tonight and a/v geeks condom look at that who'da thunk it why did you get an a/v geeks condoms made I don't know it was really a kind of wild hair it was like the internet in the 90s we were like drinking a bunch of coffee and you're like oh I'm gonna buy something crazy I mean which is what got me to where I am is like repeatedly I'm gonna buy something crazy mmm-hmm next milk and yeah so there's gonna be a lot of red films I don't it's either gonna be black and white or it's gonna be red I don't think a lot of these films I think the color just and the people who made the film didn't really think to care to put them on a stock that was a better color I was like this is a limited time frame a limited niche group very ephemeral you know people show this for five years and then we'll make a new one and so that's why the film stuff or you know they were banking on a school just buying a new copy like they'll get shredded so at school we'll just go ahead and show something else a bye and just like reinvest okay so this next film is called the jobs for women where are you going Virginia It's Made through J through 8 which i think is a juvenile through adult so here we go enjoy jobs for women where are you going Virginia hold on there was a thread in here one second [Music] Virginia Carter 18 high school dropout [Music] up early lousy cup of coffee and then the job every day the same old routine [Music] it's a beating nothing [Music] Virginia Carter working hard and going nowhere day after day after day it adds up to a lot of days a lot of years [Music] how about trying something else Virginia how about a really good job somewhere [Music] sound looking for a better job I'm working and aligned during folding napkins and I think there must be something better something better a job for someone who wants to go somewhere and be something it's not easy sometimes it's like one big muddle [Music] sure there are jobs plenty of them but how do you know which is a good one for you [Music] well let's begin at the beginning and try to make some sense out of this world of jobs first of all you've got to find out where you fit in so let's talk to somebody who knows what's going on how do you feel about talking do you think you could sell anything to anybody I'm not a good stance I don't have the patient go all right now you're really setting yourself to me aren't you try well there's the dog I love it and I don't you think that if perhaps you was familiar with a product I think you could sell it you know if you really felt sure about it you're sure this area what you talking about cooking you wouldn't even try the important thing is to help Virginia pick a job that fits her and a job that will help her get where she wants to go usually you'll begin work at a low level and move up as you gain skill and experience [Music] for example in the retail field Virginia could begin is a stock clerk then work is in merchandise clerk on the floor where goods are sold [Music] she then could go into actual selling [Music] and finally she could become a buyer I'm sorry we have this in gray also you like the plaid I like the tweed better or tweet richer why don't we step back in the office and I'll write your order for you choosing a job for you is never simple some jobs are dead-end jobs that go nowhere and others are jobs that really offer a bright future it isn't always easy to tell the difference do you particularly like working with people are you one of those who prefers to work with machines you know way they don't have to talk to anyone else it's just a matter of pushing a button and this type of thing another job family Virginia might consider is work that calls for people would like to work with people they like move around there are quite a few jobs available Virginia some of them require additional training not necessarily for your college training how would you feel about working in the medical thing exciting new careers for women are opening up in health education and Welfare in these fields young women who are interested in helping people can find careers many new jobs in teaching and medicine are now available to women without college training you begin as a nurse's aide or a teacher or perhaps in a Community Action Programme designed to help the very old or the very young then depending on how much training you've had and how much education you've picked up on the way you can move into nursing or teaching or social work for those who get a sense of satisfaction out of helping others this job family called service jobs offers an exciting and rewarding life [Music] we need to make a plan we need to say what we do what we going to do from this moment on I said that we thought we would write some letters first of all some of the local businesses and see what they have available asked him for the types of jobs they do all what the qualifications are selling this type of thing I think maybe we could go in the clerical field and of course there's always the Missouri State employment office Virginia you came into the office looking for other kind of employment and where are you working now I'm working at this non during closing evidence and what are you doing there you fold a napkin this is fine machine or it's a hand I guess from after they come out of the machine Virginia we do have a testing facilities here I'd like for you to take a typing test for me so we could see how much you're taking a good employment service will test her and help her find a good job the first thing she has to do is to develop the basic skills she needs like typing or operating office machines this is one way Virginia can get out of that laundry you'll notice that the zeros are filled many companies offer on-the-job training so you will punch it according to the way it's shown on the green sheet the green teeth are the easiest kind to punch of course since everything is in the columns where it should be but first things first begin at the beginning [Music] there are all those jobs out there the trick is to find the one that's right for you [Music] well maybe what we need to do is this point is to think in terms of working out a plan where do we go from here it's a long road and nobody says it's easy but it begins here finding out something about yourself in the long run it's up to you Virginia it's a choice nothing or something trapped in a laundry forever [Music] or moving up and out into some place worth going to how about it Virginia okay so that was part of a series called the world of work series and this is something that we have shown films from this series before its design its targeting african-americans in the late 60s and it is showing them different types of opportunities and this one is kind of a general primer and you know it's a little bit about like look you got to go to school you got to get training and the other films do that they talk about what the work environment is like and then at the end they say you know senators I just graduated from high school then went to a technical school and got a degree or you know there's apprenticeship and there's a variety of these different films there's a great one on air traffic controllers there's one on air stewardesses which is really great commercial photography franchise owner a visiting nurse yeah lots of different things so it's interesting to see others in this series there's another one that just called it's it's basically a show producer and the show that the woman is producing is this I think it's called soul and it was like a popular very short-lived african-american century the show TV show that was on public television that was really like hip had a lot of great musicians on it and great interviews so it kind of shows behind the scenes for her the woman that's where I'm at where are you going to Virginia all right let's see I'm sure this one other women other work so I don't normally do this but I'm interested in any requests for next month's screening you know think of a theme you know educational film wise think about what you'd like to see there's no guarantee that I will do it and maybe we'll put it up for a vote I don't know I'm so simple I have all this equipment all these films so fickle about what we want to show really just listen to the people skip come on okay so this next film is called other women other work enjoy [Music] someone who wants to fly for a living we'd have to be a perfectionist you always want to improve on everything you do you just want to do everything not for anybody else's benefit now just throw your own to be better and it's something that doesn't wear off when I was a kid minorities never talked about being journalists black people weren't journalists my parents are very thrilled you know you would think I was you know making movies for Warner Brothers instead of doing the news for three minutes everyone else I'm um my father my father would let me build things with him but always when it came to sign or something he'd say I'll do it for you because you might hurt yourself it feels like the harder I work physically the more energy I have at the end of the day and on the days that I don't do anything and I just sit around ahead absolutely no energy another thing is I just I just love building things from scratch or ripping things apart and then building them up new fresh just it just gives me the greatest sense of accomplishment to start with nothing and at the end of the day have a big wall up you don't really accomplish much I mean I can think of a lot of jobs where you'd have more of a sense of accomplishment we don't have that because it's just the same thing over and over taking a load here or taking the load there I just like to win from mainly does it make any difference if it's two inches wide or if it's ten inches wide so you still have to have two inches find two nails in it and they want it all pretty close to an inch from the side of it this is a regular shoes and then when you're putting it down all Y of them happens to slip which they do at time you're it's a good idea to put a nail in in where very where it's good and if it doesn't doesn't fit you're always just make it just chopped a little bit and it used to be when I first started that my husband always said I want your work to where it runs into mine I don't want to be able to tell the difference now they can tell the difference because my work is better most the time they don't mess with you they don't come up on the job and they don't look over your shoulder but when we'd show up on DAP he'd be there and the boss would be there and he'd look he admitted he says he something about what was it but you're the best dog angler in this county or something like that I mean the cameraman thinks he's the boss the writers they want to be the boss the editor he wants to be the boss everybody wants to be the boss in actuality the producers are the boss you want to go that way rather than oh yeah that it's not that way you should be alone except obviously the reporter is assigned to go out and interpret but the producers decide if your interpretation is correct or not okay but fine as it is though we're just gonna try to get something quickly for the pyrotechnics and you come back in Magnolia and the high school doing okay in things well I'll be on the Pomona freeway time right no no no no it's a numbered row look I'm sorry the matter okay I'll look it up you can't miss it okay thank you we know other frontier is the ocean besides space I mean to me you know one that can be explored both physically and mentally well my own pet projects are where the giant kelps I enjoy working with these organisms they've been a neglected group and yet they have a great potential economic importance and they can also provide a number of problems that are purely theoretical and I simply mental exercises to deal with science isn't really as neat as the textbooks would have it appearing at least not on its frontiers and this is what makes it tremendously exciting there's nothing to me that's more fun than than weaving a tapestry out of the observations you make from my experience the worst sin that can be committed in any society at any time is to be different and I think in the selection of a career you have to decide which ones are going to satisfy you as a person because you're not going to be good at anything you don't really it doesn't really satisfy you emotionally my grandmother used to bring me a lot of weird animals like opossums and crows whole and we had goats a few goats in the back and some chickens and raised rabbits I wanna get your opinion about it being surgically removed it was something about that third eye Olivia Yeah right removing it has it ever swollen it where it sticks out at all oh okay let me just take a look I'll look inside there and see what it looks like at first I didn't I I thought a veterinary medicine is mostly working with animals but I realized before I actually got out in the practice how much you have to understand and be able to work with the in fact that's a major part of that many medicine is public relations and being able to gain the confidence of your client it's not so much what you know even though he might know a lot if you don't come across to the client is really being confident and knowing what you're talking about it's often that so would you say the eyes are running any less than before I mean you're not God I feel very fortunate for being paid for what I'm doing nice to do it for free I mean I didn't have any money you know other than when I was working to live on I couldn't afford to buy time in a twin Beach that's like that's 125 dollars an hour of instruction so they I had to figure out other ways to fly and the way I could do it was to fly for other people or worship works for airplanes or do bookkeeping or do something that I knew how to do already to utilize seriously so as a secretary in the day time when I flew the to an beach at night from 10:00 to 3:00 and once you try it it feels good 0 3 0 0 65535 v square tau is piled firetruck like use Halloween tape conditions on top if not on top at Niner thousand nineteen minute house notifies [Music] when Beach isn't a real light feathery airplane you kind of have to push it around and manhandle it it's not an airplane that you can be dainty with [Music] the airplane is going to fly and you better be thinking ahead of here carefully you can't come to an intersection and say oh I'm here what do I do you have to know that you're arriving and you have to have your heading planned for your turn or you're like Center tells you to descend well you descend of course you trust everybody to a degree and yet you'd question everything they do because what if their radar goes out you keep a question mark in the back of your mind all the time waiting to see effect the way it's going to be I think about surgery is you go in and you do something and right after you do it you see the results there's definitely a change while in medicine it takes like maybe a week it might take three weeks before you see the animal get better it's a challenge in that it takes dexterity and things that are difficult I get a more of a feeling of accomplishment after I've completed them just because it was difficult when you've been working with a pet that's been sick for some time or an animal that you have been taking care of for some time and this animal gets a disease where it's very very sick and there's a question about whether or not this animal is going to make it it's very difficult to tell the client this it makes you feel like you've sort of failed this animal but in in a way it just lets you know - that medicine can only go so far and there's a whole lot that we can't do first when I walked in said I wanted to be a creator they just laughed and I said do you want to apply in the office and then I told him my experience and he said ok come in here and fill out this application and he handed me the application it was divided and said skills male and female and under male it had do drive a truck I good with power tools and do you know anything about handling fine art and her female it was do type doodoo stenography and do you know anything about fine art and I said this is really sexist you know I refuse to deal with it and I hand it handed it back to them as I went through school it was made clear to me that a woman's role was in the home and it's traumatic tremendous pressures to get married and have children you have to meet these and some of these crises are are really very agonizing and there are times still now and you know as an adult that in my worst moments I feel that the world was created by white males for white males and that women almost have no place in a professional career and now this isn't true but there are times when you're depressed that you can feel this way yes warna before I left I didn't have a chance to talk to the 11 o'clock producer are they interested in the truck for the 11 o'clock noon no I seek out women's stories and minority stories only because I feel like if you're a woman or a minority you have a certain amount of expertise being that and why not use it to your advantage because that's what news is all about getting information getting facts [Applause] I just that home waiting we'd be gone in about four days on a trip just all I did was wait when I when I used to be a toll collector I'd see women truck drivers go through every now and then and and I really thought it was great for them to be driving we haul shrimp lobster kale flounder halibut turbot French cookies out along the island chickens out of West Virginia octopus one time frozen octopuses everything looks alright to me we stop about every 150 miles check the tires and that's really important if you have a blowout it's going to be your life maybe we got to make sure you have plenty of rubber I went to truck driving school took four weeks it was pretty hard but then I had my license I still had a lot to learn I thought of quitting but I think now if I had to stay home like I used to I wouldn't like it I wouldn't want to go back to working in an office trees you know you have to dress up every day and worry about not wearing the same outfit you know twice in their own I'm doing all the other women I just like it a lot better suits me better you can try doing it with them in the background right you don't get a lot of reaction yeah all you can do it with the dancers in the fact why don't you doing it just as he's walking in yeah they give me one shot though that's the only thing you can do one job and she doing wonderful good bad well last I was very confident and so last month I said one and it's kind of a funny relationship particularly if you're a female because then usually don't like you to tell them what to do so you have to be very careful you have to tell them and then act like you're not that's hard [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] both here at the Sherman Indian School was a 1968 the candidate with Bobby Kennedy nothing much has changed for the Indians but the candidates they're back this time it's the vice president Democratic vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver petitions are nothing much has changed for the India and does that an editorial remark I like minority stories I like being involved in urban affairs I like issues like welfare and housing and consumer fraud in the whole business and I have to be very careful because people tell me things and I'm and I'm really turned on I want to say while you have suffered an injustice because you are a minority let me take up your case you can't do that you have to say well okay this is what happened to you know let me take a look at the other side and you have to make sure that but you have a clear picture of what happened and that's what you put on the air not what I would like to have happen maybe I'll be a producer maybe that's where it's all going I mean I I don't see myself as a television reporter for the next 50 years yeah because to being a woman you're all washed up after 40 only the men can stay around until their hair falls out fill sergeant Shriver is so late he decided to bypass the Sherman Indian School the best I can provide you with is a press conference at the Ontario Airport are you interested in that I don't know I think the elegant order read a lot of Superman comics and they all think they're Clark Kent and they rush into the phone booth and rip off their clothes and they come out a person who's gonna bring you the truth everything today wasn't total bust but we're gonna try again tomorrow morning mr. fan could you put this joke far they please then the only thing you have to worry about is the wind because if the wind is from your right watch out for the turbulence from that 747 and if it's from the south watch out for the guy on your left and of course you want to get down before he does if the wind is from the south I'm just pushing those down and go at it get to get there before he does everybody pass cleared to land on two five left where do they give it but I want to get get out of this out of the feeling that I have to prove myself all the time and and just go out there and do it because I want to do it instead of doing it because I want to prove that I can do it and I could be as tough as a man and I think it'll lead to more love in my work instead of doing it out of hate and proving myself where's the 564 Zenit out little and/or - Fievel where's your degrees at 5:00 all right so lots of lots of great stuff there again women aircraft controllers that's that's so fascinating that it keeps coming up but all right so I mentioned if you are watching and you would like a special gift for many big eats a condom and a sticker maybe geek sticker woman edition then send me this information can you read it all right so skip at AV geeks calm in the subject put condom and sticker and then in the in the text put your mailing address so skip at AV geeks calm subject con condom and sticker and your mailing address and I will honor this until I don't know midnight tonight if I get those anybody that sends me that I will send them those two items plus maybe a special gift I don't know kind of I mean I bought custom condoms like so maybe I'll send you something else too how about that maybe I'll send you some a DVD or something so yes skipper Davey geeks comm condom and sticker thanks for your support and watching thanks also for your ideas for upcoming show the upcoming shows I have immediately forgotten the date let me look at my calendar as we rewind the next streaming event is going to be in June and it's gonna be June 23rd Jude 20 June 23rd and I think I just did an initial search I'll probably dig a little bit deeper but a food safety is some idea that somebody threw out and I've got some great films on that a couple of ringers but I know it'll be fun but yeah let's do that food safety I found like 5 films but there may be there might be more if I dig a little bit deeper of which couple those are real good so learn about food spoilers maybe I'll throw in a film or two about rip refrigeration all right so which one do I want to show you I think I've shown this one I probably have probably seen this but yes this is a film as a management film made by for Alcoa the Aluminum Company of America you know there's four managers on how to deal with women and ultimately it's about management skills in general and it's one of these open-ended films where you have to discuss something and what somebody did wrong or right and you know how they could have dealt with this it's a wonderful film to show because you know there was a time that women employed women were called girls when they were called girls even though they were young adults they certainly would so this always raised the hackles of people when I show it nowadays in fact I ran into another film from the series that somebody had written notes on the outside and it said that the the terminology was outdated and sexist so girls so here is a wonderful film the trouble with women and then I'll come back and we'll talk about next next month all right enjoy you you [Music] no no no better that's wrong let me show you again you use this control get your focus you see all right this one here in the right-hand corner the lock the sweep oh yeah no now let's try it again oh there's someone here to see you are you mr. Bradshaw the foreman yes mr. donaly up in personnel said for me to give you this card I'm your new bearings inspector Oh oh well no I'll be with you in just a minute no no what at the time well I'll be back later to go over this with you Betty just in meantime do the best you can would you follow me please sure um just have a seat here I'll uh I'll be back shortly [Music] well mr. Bradshaw what's on your mind bearings inspector she's a good one too just look at that record okay now watch you've had your little joke give her to somebody else I asked for a man we don't have a man with her qualifications seriously Brad if you treat her right she might make you a darn good employee what do you mean treat her right get that chip off your shoulder what's wrong with her she's a woman isn't she oh wait a minute you got a lot of women in your department what's wrong with one more did you ever hear of the straw that broke the camel's back they're good workers accurate quick to catch mistakes a lot of oh yeah yeah but that comes out of books I work with them mister I know what happened what does happen where it's a long story come on now tell me what does happen maybe I've been missing for not so long ago you sent me a girl by the name of Myrtle Malloy remember I remember as per her qualifications I have signed her to an inspection bench in a matter of days that bench looked more like her dressing-table and then came the day when Joe will you take your stuff back to Table nine that'll be your bench for the time being okay chief uh Berta we're moving you to table number 10 is something wrong mr. Bradshaw no no nothing's wrong we just need this space for something else well I sure hate to give it up it's been a nice place to work the lights good here and it's nicely situated right in the middle of things I just begun to feel at home well I'm sorry Myrtle but Table ten on have to be your work area for the time being you mean there's liable to be another change there's always that possibility well I certainly hope I'm not moved every other day with ma'am no trouble at all tell him what you're walking he does it but with Myrtle a little move is a big production okay okay wait a minute you asked me now let me tell you now here's another problem Oh mr. Bradshaw I wanted to tell you that the date is set for my marriage I'll be leaving soon marriage I thought you just got engaged well I told you about it six months ago we were only waiting till we could find a place to live six months ago oh brother well how soon you're leaving well the end of next week well that'll really put us in a bind around here it takes time to break in a relief girl yes I know it does I wonder why didn't you say something I didn't realize you were getting married right away well I'm sorry mr. Bradshaw but but I really thought you knew we've all been talking about it okay Brad but how many blushing brides do you have besides what's all this got to do with dolly the new girl she's already married and she's a qualified bearings inspector you know what I was doing when this new girl came in a few minutes ago no I trying to cope with one of the biggest problems all walk I in your books it comes under the general heading of absenteeism among women employees yesterday I spent an hour and a half teaching one of our girls what she needed to know in order to start on the oscilloscope today this morning she isn't here so I had to use somebody else I don't think the girl we got on it now ever pick it up so I'll probably have to find somebody else question all these things you've been talking about marriage absenteeism personality problems aren't they really just a part of life part of a woman's life maybe but I can remember the good old days when there were all men in my department and we didn't have these problems you didn't have the production output you've got now either look Brad you've got a new fairings inspector who happens to be a woman you need someone and there isn't a man available it seems to me that whether the gal adds up to trouble or not is pretty much up to you [Music] you [Music] so Brad is an ass that's his problem [Laughter] such a great film bearings inspector with those those qualifications yeah there's a there's quite a few in this series most most of them deal with general managerial things but there's a couple that deals specifically with women and that's one of the good ones there's another one the grapevine which is pretty good you can see that on youtube I have it on my channel anyhow thanks everybody for joining us and not watching Game of Thrones real recap to reward those who have seen who watch this live if you email skip at AV geeks calm in the subject condom and sticker you will get a special customized AV geeks condom and sticker and just include your mailing address in the actual body of the email if you like AV geek soon what we do this summer try to step it up a little bit and do more than just a screening a month maybe we'll do a Friday's like a couple films a Friday I don't know I haven't figured that out but I'd like to try to do something special but to support our efforts there is the patreon that's one way it's kind of a tip jar subscription thing also just tell people about what we do and share our links if you are in the Triangle area I've got some shows coming up tomorrow at the Alamo Drafthouse in Raleigh will be showing those mischievious lads and it's films with kids boys who are bad everybody loves watching films like that also I'm showing that same show at pony soros in Durham Around Sundown so come on out for that then what else I think I'm gonna help introduce John Russo the guy who helped write Night of the Living Dead he's coming to Raleigh at the Alamo that's on Friday night around 9:30 and the next screening for this I think we said was June 22nd June 23rd Sunday June 23rd is the next show and it's gonna be food safety I found enough films that I think this is gonna be great maybe we'll throw in something about refrigeration or some other food spoilage inhibitor but yeah thanks again for your support and for watching the films and talking about them and this is we do this because that's what we did we got these films we want to share them and so thanks for watching them in thinking about them and stuff and so I will see you again soon if I don't see you in the Triangle area then maybe I will see you virtually via email or something like that so thanks again everybody have a good night