[s13silviagirl]

First off, what type of media are you wanting to be in? Narrow it down to what you want. There is so much that you can do with that degree, that you need to narrow down your options. After you decide, then you need to have a 'second string' back up plan so to speak. Have a good resume directed at the job you are applying for. This will probably change with each job, but have a basic one that you can change and save for future reference/editing. Also, a good cover letter, again directed at the job, is a must. References should be prepared, and printed on the same paper, same font ect...BUT, those you only hand out upon request. Never just hand them over, a little too eager. Also, when you go in, try to make an appt with the hiring director. After your interview/initial meeting, send a thank you letter. It makes them dig your resume out and remember who you are!

Hope that helps ya.