Breaking into the Entertainment Industry: Insights from Visual Arts Alumnus Jason Carbone

As part of MGT 103 at UCSD, students are invited to attend an exclusive event hosted by Women In Computing UCSD, featuring a talk by Jason Carbone, '90, Executive Producer and Founder of Good Clean Fun, a reality television production company in Los Angeles. This gathering provides an opportunity for students to learn about the entertainment industry and get insight into breaking into it.

Jason Carbone's journey from being a student at UCSD to becoming a successful television executive is truly inspiring. After studying at Stanford, where he failed a class in entrepreneurship due to his busy schedule running his business, Sankar started Piazza while still pursuing her MBA. This experience taught him the importance of prioritizing and managing time effectively.

Carbone's path to success began with an internship at MTV, where he worked on shows such as The Real World, Life of Ryan & Run's House. He then directed and Co-Executive Produced the first 8 seasons of ABC's The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. In 2005, he founded Good Clean Fun (GCF), which has since become one of the industry's top producers of reality series.

Carbone will share his experiences and insights with UCSD students, including tips on how to apply for an internship at Good Clean Fun. Up to five unpaid internships will be available for resourceful and hungry-to-learn UCSD students who are interested in learning more about the entertainment industry.

This event is a rare opportunity for students to gain valuable knowledge from someone who has made it big in the industry. By attending, students can learn about the importance of networking, time management, and perseverance in achieving their goals.

In addition to sharing his experiences, Carbone will also discuss his company's proven track record of bringing compelling real-life drama to television. With a string of hits under his belt, he has earned a reputation as an innovator who is at the forefront of the evolution of reality TV.

This event is open to all UCSD students and alumni, with RSVPs required to secure a spot. It's an excellent chance for students to gain insight into the entertainment industry and learn from someone who has made it big.

In conclusion, this event is not one to be missed. It provides an opportunity for students to learn about the entertainment industry, get insight into breaking into it, and network with like-minded individuals. With up to five unpaid internships available at Good Clean Fun, students can take the first step towards achieving their goals in the industry.

By attending this event, students will gain valuable knowledge that can be applied both inside and outside the classroom. It's an excellent way for current students to learn from others who have taken a similar path and are now successful in their careers.

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