/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.2083479]

30 year old cinematographer here. Can't find work for more than 40k a year. I've started learning investing and am doing ok with that but I'd like to switch careers. Just tired of the camera gig and I want to make good money.

What careers could I start on immediately that make $120k a year or more? It doesn't have to be right away, but I'd like a good start out of some kind of college education (around $50k) and within 7 years to be making $120k or more.

I'm good at a lot of things and tend to learn things quickly. Good with my hands, like to build things, always wanted to learn some sort of engineering but never had the opportunity or support when I was younger.

Colleges you think I should look into? Degrees I should check out? Advice?

I'm sure I'll be met with a lot of troll responses. I'm hoping for that diamond in the rough bit of info.

[Anonymous No.2083514]

>>2083479
>cinematographer

Just start filming porn.

[Anonymous No.2083542]

>>2083514
I don't have any idea on how to make money doing that. If you tell me how to get started, I can spend some savings account money and give it a shot.

Do you know how much it will cost to start?

[Anonymous No.2083621]

>>2083542
Hahaha, I have no idea I was just messing with you.

My brother in law is in a similar situation.

His back up plan if film doesn't work out is pic related.

[Anonymous No.2083693]

>>2083621
Or was it this? I dunno it was something like that.

[Anonymous No.2083829]

>>2083693
>>2083621
That's cool. I have an old high school buddy who is a radiology repair tech. Travels across the west coast doing repairs on those machine sin the pictures. Dude is stupid rich but can't get a girl to save his friday night.

I'll take a look at those, thanks.