New York Wild: Film Analysis

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I am eager to apply for a full time position at New York Wild! both as an Educational Program Assistant/ Caretaker and an Operations Assistant. Two of my greatest passions are caring for animals and teaching, and after fourteen years in the film industry, I am seeking to move into a career working with animals. My dream job is one in which I interact directly with animals and one in which I can inspire others to help protect all life on our planet.

One of my inspirations for changing careers came from teaching documentary filmmaking. The subject of our documentary was climate change, and because of the intense research that went into understanding the causes, impacts, and solutions for climate change, I ended up teaching science lessons for

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