Blog 20 - Fourth Interview Questions

1. Who do you plan to interview?  What is this person's area of expertise? 

I don't think I will interview any more managers, their boring. For my last interview I'm just going to talk to one of my coworkers. I thinking Christina because she has worked at dozens of theater in the heart of LA.

2. Intro Questions 

• Whats you name? 
• How many theaters have you worked at in the past? 
• Why do you continue to apply to theaters? 
• What's your favorite color? 
• What's your favorite tv show? 

3. Legit Questions 

1. Do you believe in miracles? 
2. Do you believe in the reptilians? 
3. What's your favorite things about working art Laemmle? 
4. What is your favorite theater you worked at, and why? 
5. What's you favorite positions at the theater? (Box, concession, door) 
6. Do you want to continue working at theaters or do you want to do something else with your life?
7. When was the last time you had to pay to go to the theaters? 
8. Have you ever been to a press screening? 
9. Would you fire me if you where a manager? 
10. Do you want a raise? 
11. Are you a movie fan or do you just like working at theaters? 
12. Where were you born?
13. Do you want to work in the film industry one day? 
14. Who's your favorite manager to work with?
15. What's your favorite movie?

Blog 19: Third Answer

Soho House West Hollywood (rich white people only)

• EQ 
• How can an independent movie theater manager preserve the movie viewing experience while maintaining profitability. 

• Answer #3 (Write in a complete sentence like a thesis statement)* 
• Make your customers feel comfortable by providing them with comfortable seats, proper lighting, easily accessible restrooms and approachable employees.

• 3 details to support the answer
• people like watching movies at home because they are comfortable there, but if you make people feel comfortable at your theater, they will want to come back.
• comfortable seats and proper lighting are crucial especially when your dealing with old folks. They don't want their scoliosis kicking in right before the plot twist. And lighting is also because if the theater is too dark before the movie starts they are going to have trouble finding a good seat and might even trip on something.v
• if a customer has an issue and needs assistance, you should make them feel like they can easily ask someone without feeling awkward or having to wait in line at the box office.

• The research source(s) to support your details and answer 
•  mentorship (lots of it)

• Concluding Sentence 
• I'm a huge nerd who likes weird movies. So a lot of the time I go to the movies by myself. Most people don't like to do this because they feel awkward. And even though I may seem like a handsome, confident, young man, I also feel awkward on occasion. So, when I go to the movies by myself, I will usually go to the theaters where I feel comfortable at. Theaters that make me feel comfortable usually have friendly employees, a lobby with warm lighting and cool standees, comfortable seats, fair prices and easy to find parking.