is it worthless for me to pursue multimedia as a female? i can't

Weird I never thought of that as a male career. Quite the contrary, I thought of it as something rich girls study because it's fun and because they don't need a "real" career that will get them money because they can just eventually get married or live off the wealth of their parents.
Maybe you get a job in Star Wars now that it's run by that white pseudo-feminist cunt whore Kathleen Kennedy.

>>18414887
If you're worried about being short handed in this career path because you're female then you would likely worry about the same thing in just about every neutral employment opportunity. Just remember this, if you want this job badly enough then you'll work for it. Don't give them a choice whether or not to hire you, show them that you really enjoy what you're doing and that you're willing to work for them. Do whatever you can to better yourself in your career and people will take notice regardless if you're a woman

>>18414887

a little bit of both. it was a boys club for the most part, and as a result women don't pursue it much.

not many women really want to get into the field behind the scenes unless its artsy or acting or such.

most of the top feminist movies were written by men and such.

as for the camera, thats actually a thing. even an all female production company hired a male camera man because unless you're on a DSLR its heavy, and al lthe stuff that comes with it is heavy.

>>18414905
i dont want to be muh strong femunusm xD either. i just want to be treated as a neutral employee.

and yeah I understand that point of view. i have always been jealous of some of my relatives for being able to go to "art school" with everything paid because they have richass families while I murdered my own guts for even as little as THINKING of doing such thing.

unfortunately i'm far from rich, but to sum it up i realized there is no other field that no matter how much promise and money there is that i can do. it's just how it is.

>>18414907
>you would likely worry about the same thing in just about every neutral employment opportunity
there are some careers where I would have an advantage though I believe. especially where I live, a rural area living off tourism and hotels, where attractive tig ol bitties girls are needed to cockwarm and welcome all the richass tourists.
receptionist, maid, spa therapist, waitress, on and on.
you know, "women jobs".

i understand what you mean though, thank you

>>18414917
>not many women really want to get into the field behind the scenes unless its artsy or acting or such
true, i'm really not one to be in front of the cameras personally though

>most of the top feminist movies were written by men and such.
i don't know jack shit about feminism actually nor big-name movies for that matter 2bh

>as for the camera
yeah I undersand that and that's what I was thinking of too. shit's not a fucking feather, far from that.
but when I look around and have guns bigger than the 3 scrawny guys working there (i could probably lift them up too) it really makes me think to what extent is this "biological".

next time i'll wear a tank top to show them off i guess.

>>18414887
>whatever the fuck it is, all you see is mostly male employees, save for that 3 second snippet of a makeup artist that's a grill
Sounds like you're just a bigot. If you need to have a job where everyone "looks like you", and spends more time caring for you than doing actual work, well go look for that. Good luck. If you want a job because you like the field, build up a resume/portfolio, and apply to 200 different places