Entertainment and the life within

My world is a little different. Not different as in a different planet, but different as in a different reality. Some of the things that seem so farfetched, isn't so farfetched in this world. The world of celebrities, the world of fame, red carpets, television, music, and some of marketing's most interesting subject. So what happens when the cameras are off? Initially when I got involved with the music industry, I noticed one thing. It's definitely not all glitz and glamour. The 24-hour world of entertainment urgency is real, from being in the studio at 2am, to being on the go at 4am and not even blinking an eye or second guessing the time. 2am, and 4am are almost no different than their pm counterparts. What exactly does this entail ?

the occasional radio appearance. (Me at a San Diego Radio Station after an event).

the occasional concert appearance and/or meet and greet (A few members of my team with hip hop artist Joe Budden).

and late night studio sessions, to name a few. (2am Studio session).

Although most of the time the hard work goes unseen, a lot of the time there is so much more work involved. I also freelance in Audio/Visual so I deal with a lot of concerts and/or conference events. It seems that most of the time there is such a wide variety that exists within entertainment. Much of which the regular 'Non-entertainment' world has no idea about. For every show and/or event there are so many different people involved that many never get a chance to see it.

So where did this passion come from? 

The discovery came at a young age, and it never left. The numerous processes taken to make the 'magic' happen are almost too many to count. Nonetheless.. the show must always go on. All of the different efforts used to make the music/entertainment industry great again. Shows just how much it actually is worth!

I hope you get to enjoy it, whatever aspect you love of it.

Diamond aka None illa