When you were a kid, you had some dreams about what you wanted to do when you grew up. You just didn’t know how much effort it would take.

When you started out, you absorbed by watching and doing. Maybe you went to trade school or college, or you were taught by the School of Hard Knocks. Perhaps you blazed trails and schooled yourself. Any way it happened, it took a lot of learning to reach your station in life.
And it took a lot of work.

The National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications recently held its NAMIC-Southern California West Coast Creative Summit, the trade organization’s signature conference series focusing on the content development aspects of the television industry, in Beverly Hills.

Executives from across the nation and California were on hand to impart valuable information, compare notes, and focus attention on a more promising future for ethnic Americans in front of and particularly behind the camera.