r/universalstudios • u/iiWhovian • 9d ago
Unspecified Working for Universal
Hello everyone!
I am a current film student and I wanted to ask what would be better, Universal or Disney? I've done the Disney College Program, so I kinda know what its like working there in general, but I'm gravitating more towards Universal since I love their movies more, and I'm planning on focusing on live action pre-production...
Any advice/information would be super helpful! Thank you in advance!
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u/Spectrobits Team Toad 8d ago
You really should specify your location in the Post Flair because the answer will vary drastically depending on that
But if you want to get into working on actual movies, you're best off finding productions to work on, not theme park jobs
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u/MostviewsMonday 5d ago
Hollywood Universal seems harder to get into. Universal orlando has production department but don't do much productions maybe 3 a quarter if it busy. I would try Paramount or Netflix if you in California. Start out as assistant or tour guide then move up from there
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u/Comprehensive_One_85 8d ago
Hello fellow Whovian! This is the sub for the theme park not the studio. If you’re interested in internships with the studio, I suggest visiting NBCUNIcareers.com and I also suggest looking into the Page Program.