As we go into the new year, we have a big announcement to make, How Real Life Works will be having the 2nd season break. 2021 was an excellent year for us. Andrej and I created different content with various formats along with our interns. Furthermore, we also spoke to many extraordinary guests. Heading into 2022, the How Real Life Works podcast will be taking a season break. We will take this time to recharge and come back with new ideas! You can still find new YouTube content on our channel, but we will not be posting any new content through the podcast. Thanks for listening to us, and we will see you when we are back for Season 3!

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In this career episode, we will be talking to Elina Sumichan, a talent acquisition specialist with over a decade of experience. We chat about recruitment, which she refers to as career matchmaking!

Topics included in this episode are the day-to-day routine of a recruiter and an overview of the recruitment process. We discuss how to discover if you can work as a recruiter and the possibility of skipping getting a specific degree to work in this role. We also dive deep into interviews, discussing some deal breakers in job interviews and how recruiters have superpowers to bring out the best in everyone. We also shed some light on why recruiters love asking you about tennis balls. If you are interested in this job, it is an episode you cannot miss!

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In this episode, we talk to Mridul from India, a 15-year-old aspiring UX designer. This is the first-ever request we have received from our inquiry form. We met with Mridul and chatted about teenage life in India. We talked about hustling at a young age, taking online courses about UX design and the tech world in India. We also find out what teenagers in India are up to these days. Tune in to this community chat and get a glimpse of teenage life in India.

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We are back with another episode about the gaming industry! In this episode, we will be talking to Adam Croft on video games audio design. As a Senior Dialogue Lead in Bungie, Adam helps the team create sounds in video games. Since this is a lesser-known topic, we start by explaining what is dialogue in video games. Furthermore, we discuss why it is important. We also go on and discuss what is the process of audio design for video games. As usual, we also cover topics such as the day in the life of the dialogue team. What are the necessary skills for people to get started in this field? Towards the end, Adam also shares some of the funny stores in his career over 15 years. 

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Can you get paid by playing video games every day? We are not talking about becoming a streamer, but a full-time job that gets you paid. The best thing is, you might not even need a college degree for it! Sounds good? Tune in and find out all about being a video game quality assurance (QA) tester!

In this episode, we talk all about QA testing with Alex Stokes, the Publishing QA Manager at Epic Games. Alex shares all his insights about this role and the gaming industry. He talks about whether QA is really an entry point to the industry. What are the different types of testing when it comes to video game QA? What does a day in the life of a video game tester look like? He also covers the career path of a QA tester and offers tips on how to get started on this job.

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Are you fascinated by sound? Did you know there's a job out there in which you can make sounds every day? You can unleash your creativity and use different objects to imitate different sounds. In the film industry, this job is called a foley artist. They make all the sound effects in a film through live performance.

In this episode of How Real Life Works, we speak to award-winning foley artist Richard Hinton. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, he shares all his foley art tips and tricks. We also talk about how to get started in foley as well as career opportunities. If you are a sound enthusiast or an aspiring foley artist, this is an episode you cannot miss!

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How do you get into the foley industry? Is foley internship a thing? And most importantly, what are the skills required for foley production? As a professional foley artist, Richard Hinton knows the foley industry remarkably well. In this episode, he shares how you can land yourself a foley job with some practical tips and exercises.

Bonus: he also reveals 3 professions that might have an easier time transition to becoming a foley artist!

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Are you stuck on finding fresh ideas for foley? Wondering how to get creative and find inspiration? Tune in and find out how to take your foley skills to the next level. In this episode, award-winning foley artist Richard Hinton shares his foley tips and tricks.

Having practiced foley for over a decade, Richard is a master foley production. He fully understands how our brains respond to these sounds. He reveals some foley tips that everyone can use: where to find inspiration, sound matching, and 3 essential foley props.

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This episode is all about a day in the life of a foley artist. To find out what happens in a day for them, we interviewed award-winning foley artist Richard Hinton. Richard shared not only his daily routine but also talked about interesting sounds that can capture a foley artist’s attention.

If you like to hear more about this career, be sure to tune in for the next two episodes. We will be diving into the creative side of foley art!

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Have you ever wondered how the sound of a blooming flower is captured in nature documentaries? Or the gulping sound when a character takes a huge sip of water? In this episode, we reveal the truth behind the sound design in film production.

In the upcoming episodes, we will be taking a closer look at the job of a foley artist. We interviewed Richard Hinton, an experienced foley artist who has been performing sound for over 15 years. We begin this series with the basics: what is foley? Why is it important in film production? We also discuss the difference when it comes to doing foley for films, TV shows, and animations.

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