Our CEO and producer Antti Kaarlela was recently featured by BusinessOulu in an article discussing career opportunities in the film and television industry and the importance of proactively seeking internships and practical experience.
Drawing from his own journey and years of industry experience, Antti shares insights into how newcomers can build valuable networks, develop their skills, and find their path into the creative industries.
At Whatever Pictures, we believe that the future of the industry depends on supporting emerging talent and creating opportunities for the next generation of storytellers.
Read the full article here
BusinessOulu interview with Antti Kaarlela
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