In 15 years I see myself working in the advertising industry. my locus would be to always try and make fresh creative commercials and well designed billboard. Although my drive is strong I would still be consuming a lot of media to see what is popular in the world. I will also always try to learn new things like instruments, languages, and graphic design programs.
Media will still somewhat be the same. There will still be, books, broadcast TV, cable TV, the internet, magazines. I imagine the internet will be the most dominant since all those media can be contained on the internet. Everything will be accessible through the internet and I imagine cable TV will find a way to live on the internet just like all the other forms. However each one will still exist as its own entity as well. The content of the media will be the same unfortunately. They'll still be on American Idol season 20, The Simpson's will still be on, many magazine titles will still exist, etc. We as consumers will have similar habits and the creators will just feed us the same stuff. The only drastic change will be that the music industry will stop producing CDs and music will be sold online.
15 years from now I'll still be listening to death metal and if Christian Bale and Milla Jovoivch are still making movies, I'll be watching them. With movies I may be a bit open minded to watch films I may not have considered earlier. With TV I'll be just as ignorant as I am now. I won't watch the news cause its way over sensationalized. I'll still be watching adult swim (which will probably be here in 15 years). The only big difference with my consumption is that I will probably watch the internet version of cable TV. When it comes to radio I'll still only listen to internet radio since the regular form of radio will only play one hit wonders 40 times a day.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Your future is very similar to now. That's highly possible.
ReplyDelete25/25