**TRANSCRIPTION AVAILABLE HERE Lights, camera, action! On this episode of Grad Stories, Holly has an insightful conversation with former Film Soc Chairperson Kallum Linnie about what it really means to 'Freelance' in the modern world. Interested in finding out more? Networking for creatives: Remember colleagues from College, from societies e.g. Film Soc, Music Soc, Players are collaborators of the future. Engage with forums where organisations and clients post jobs e.g. runners The Freelancer's Guide for screen and animation industries in Ireland includes topics such as running your business, marketing and industry links HERE Upskilling and reskilling: lots of free quality courses online, also government free and heavily subsidised courses from certificate to masters level through Springboard+ and postgraduate courses HERE See our Trinity Careers Service website: for lots of useful career information and advice HERE

TO VIEW FULL EPISODE TRANSCRIPT CLICK THIS LINK On this week's episode of Grad Stories, join our new podcast host Holly as she sits down and chats about what it takes to organise Dublin Film Festival with Film Studies and English Literature graduate Peggy MacHale! **Read below for more info on how you can kickstart your creative career after college! Skills are the key to your future: Reflect on your skills from your studies, student clubs and societies, volunteering and work experience. With the help of Trinity Careers Service Don't forget to articulate your skills to employers on your CV/LinkedIn Profile and at interview. Some structure to reflect on our skills can be useful, try Trinity's Guided Reflection tool Interested in developing your skills for the film industry?Make sure to keep up to date with Screen Ireland Opportunities abound!: Join the Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) Student Network to get first dibs on discounted film tickets and job opportunities and/or submit a film to DIFF First Frame to be in with a chance to have it screened! See the jobs page at Irish Film and Television Network (IFTN) Networking: Trinity Careers Service is here to help with making connections with employers and alumni! Join Trinity's alumni to student network, it's called mentoring For film & TV specific networking stay connected with DIFF Find out more about Careers in Screen

***LINK FOR EPISODE TRANSCRIPTION HERE:*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mHCQOeF03sWzttUi2gctemC_QznnHqka/view?usp=sharing In this episode Owen is joined by Evan McGloughlin, a neuroscience graduate and a co-founder of Weeve, a company that has developed a Chrome extension aimed at facilitating language learning. Explore the commonalities between embarking on entrepreneurial projects and developing your career. Learn about his immersion in the business world through hands-on project involvement, his stint as a freelance tennis coach to make ends meet, and his committment to maintaining a healthy work-life balance. INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT MORE? Consider developing your: 1. career and book in to meet your careers consultant ⁠https://mycareerconnect.tcd.ie/student/appointments.html⁠ 2. resilience complete the online course with Silvercloud ⁠https://www.tcd.ie/Careers/students/online-tools.php⁠ 3. business idea with Tangent ⁠https://www.tcd.ie/tangent/⁠ Trinity’s Ideas Workspace fostering entrepreneurship and innovation across the university For everything else have a look at our Trinity Careers Service website: ⁠https://www.tcd.ie/Careers/students⁠”

**FULL TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE HERE** : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LeZ8JBsHF6t34TDj8dJuifHD4XBQ2aGO/view?usp=sharing In this episode of Grad Stories, Owen is joined by History and English graduate Emma, who lives in London and currently works as a project manager in content licensing. As a former Arts student, Emma talks about transitioning from the Arts into a consulting role. If you are interested in learning more about how movies and tv shows end up on various streaming platforms, be sure to tune in! INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT MORE? Gaining work experience: Whether you want a job as you study, or when you finish studying or making a career change have a look at Trinity Careers Service How to Find Work webpages Finding a Mentor: come along to event, search available mentors, connect with a mentor. Find out more at Trinity Careers Service Mentoring Using LinkedIn: Use free LinkedIn Learning courses to find out how to create a profile and connect with professionals

***FULL EPISODE TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE HERE:*** https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E7LoUr0Mlqz67uN9aNwlWg1_pzxXN2aq/view?usp=drive_link In this episode Owen is joined by Aoibh Carroll, a graduate of languages now working in digital marketing while also working as a self-employed social media influencer. She shares how her part-time College job and other influences were a stepping stone to this career. She also speaks about her committed to staying true to herself as the business grows and how she is building resilience in her busy life. Enjoy! INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT MORE? Consider developing your: 1. career and book in to meet your careers consultant https://mycareerconnect.tcd.ie/student/appointments.html 2. resilience complete the online course with Silvercloud https://www.tcd.ie/Careers/students/online-tools.php 3. business idea with Tangent https://www.tcd.ie/tangent/ Trinity’s Ideas Workspace fostering entrepreneurship and innovation across the university For everything else have a look at our Trinity Careers Service website: https://www.tcd.ie/Careers/students”