Salut Tous.!
Jai 17 ans et jaimerais aller continuer mes etudes sois en france ou bien en californie.Je nai asbolument aucune idee comment organiser mon voyage, me renseigner surles écoles et tout.Je desire voyager pour vivre de nouvelles experiences et aussi, pour avoir plus de connaissance dans le domaine que je souhaite prendre : La Mode.Je ne sais pas si quelqun connais des bonnes ecoles...?Ou bien pourrait maider a organiser mon voyage :P
Merciii
Jaimerais aller étudier en maquillage pr devenir maquilleuse international et ecrire dans une revu de mode :)
Cest pr ca que je veux venir en Europe parce quil y a lah les designers le plus Hott. :)
Jaimerais aller étudier en maquillage pr devenir maquilleuse international et ecrire dans une revu de mode :)
Cest pr ca que je veux venir en Europe parce quil y a lah les designers le plus Hott. :)
Maquilleuse internationale ca ne veut rien dire. Ca depend de ta notorieté et de tes contrats si tu es en free-lance.
Et pour ecrire dans les revues ce sont des journalistes avec une specialisation en mode.
Nah Je sais tous ca. Justement je connais assez de monde pour pouvoir faire tous ce que je veux. Et tu saura quetre journaliste nest pas plus facile.. Tu peux etre pigiste longtemps avant davoir une job stable. Tu disais quetre maquilleuse nest pas tres payant.. Cest p-e vrai si tu travaille chez la coiffeuse du coin.. Mais je ne suis pas sur que Kevin Aucoin etait a sec...Il faut travailler fort pr etre reconnu...
oui sans faute et aussi faut pas croire que tout le monde puisse devenir célébre. 😏
Ca serait super où tout le monde est célèbre et plus de place pour les non-mediatiques... Nouvelle mode de la société de consommation à qui on fait croire que le but ultime c'est d'etre célèbre
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Yen a qui lon et dautre qui lon pas. Tu es qui toi pour juger ce que je suis et ce que je serai ou ne serai pas?
Toi est ce que tu es devenu ce que tu revais de devenir quand tu etais enfant? Jen suis pas certaine a voir la facon dont tu parle...
Le but ultime nest pas detre celebre au contraire ma belle.
En tout cas, tu es bien partie pour devenir célèbre sur le forum : 16 ans, inscrite depuis 4 jours et tu envoies déjà promener le monde !
Et en phonétique, parce que visiblement tu as trop fait l'école buissonnière pendant les cours de français. Et à propos d'école, tes parents sont d'accord pour que tu la quittes si tôt ?
A man, a plan, a canal, Panama - palindrome, auteur inconnu
en tout cas cé pas avec des etudes de maquillage tu vas devenir celebre sauf sur ce forum
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je ne juge pas mais dit simplement la realité dont tu sembles oublier tres vite. On dirait des filles qui veulent devenir des hotesses de l'air en voyant des films et en réalité c'est une serveuse et "sauveteuse" dans un avion.
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C'est bien vrai. Cela dit meme si elle devient célèbre (peu de chance si elle envoie bouler tout le monde au bout de 5 minutes) ce sera seulement pour un cercle très fermé, parce des maquilleuses connues j'en connais....aucune !! 😉
Premièrement, je commencerais par définir ce que tu recherches exactement: étudier, ou voyager? Car ce n'est pas la même chose!
Si tu veux poursuivre tes études, sache qu'à l'étranger ça sera très, très, très couteux. Tu aurais intérêt à poursuivre tes études au Canada, et ensuite à aller chercher une formation complémentaire ou un stage à l'étranger pour parfaire tes connaissances.
Crois-moi, à 17 ans, on change souvent d'idée et de domaine d'études!! Quand tu sauras mieux dans quoi te lancer, tu pourras penser à aller étudier ailleurs, comme cela tu risques de ne pas gaspiller ton argent.
Ensuite, sache que le domaine de la mode est difficile d'accès, il faut beaucoup de talent mais aussi des contacts...tu devras travailler très très dur et en mode relation publiques.
Sur ce, bonne chance!
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loll Je suis tres bonne en francais cest pour ca que je veux devenir redactrice seulement je ne me force pas pr bien ecrire sur un forum...
Tu sais on a pas le meme programme en Europe quau Canada. Je suis en secondaire 5 et cest la que fini lecole, Sauf si tu veux aller au cegep qui est pour vous la fac je crois... Nous on fini le secondaire a 18 ans... Alors cest normal
Cest normal parce que tu ne dois pas connaitre ca vu que tu es un mek. Mais Kevin Aucoin, lui il etait tres celebre et il est deceder... Il y en a plein.. Cest juste quon ne parle pas des maquilleuses ni des coiffeurs dans les medias.
Non, Cest juste que jai des reves et je sais ce que je veux. Je veux pas etre celebre a travers le monde je veux simplement quon me connaisse dans mon milieu. Jsuis consciente que cets pas facile la mode et quil y a tjrs quelqun pr te rabaisser. Mais comme je dis, je sais ce que je vaux et que jai bcp de talent dans les arts alors pk pas les exploiter hein?
Je ne comprends pas pourquoi tu veux qu'on te connaisse dans ton milieu. Le but d'un métier est d'exercer sa passion, de gagner sa vie avec si possible, mais devenir connu n'est en rien une finalité, ca n'apporte rien du tout.
Mais bon, chacun ses motivations.
La France étant la capitale mondiale de la mode et bien en effet faire tes études ici me semble judicieux. Maintenant, c'est le genre de métier qu'on apprend sur le tas, par passion, et même s'il y a des écoles, elles sont très très chères, et ne garantissent en rien un métier par la suite.
Tu vois, la différence c'est que nous on n'est pas obligés de se forcer à bien écrire sur le forum, c'est naturel.
Alors, afin de vouloir infliger tes articles au monde entier, exerce-toi ici.
Je te souhaite d'arriver à réaliser ton rêve, mais tu devras t'accrocher et accepter les remarques/conseils sans monter sur tes grands chevaux. Tu en verras d'autres...
Danielle
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Mmm.. La californie parce que jaime le genre de vie quon y mene, les plages, le climat..Quoique tres different des gens Du Quebec ou je suis maintenant...Jai eu un coup de foudre...Ce serais + une ville ou je travaillerais mais pas longtemps vu quon ma dit que cets le genre dendroit ou tous lmonde soccupe de ses affaires.. Moi jaime bien la chaleur des québecois... Cest p-e plus pour prendre de lexperience
Ouiii..Faudrait que je regarde un peu ce que je veux vrmt faire.. Parce que jai pas vrmt economiser pr aller en Europe et je sais que cest vrmt cher... Et puis est ce que ca vaux vrmt la peine et tout...En faite je venais sur le site pour maider a prendre une decision :P P-e que jaurais meme pas lenvie daller etudier ailleurs.. P-e je devrais etudier ici parce que jentend souvent que les francais viennent etudier au QC vu que cest moin cher... et puis jirai travailler ailleurs si ca me dit..
Aux Etats-Unis j'ai entendu parler de deux ecoles de mode tres bien. Il y en a une qui s'appelle FIT a New York et une autre FIDM a Los Angeles. C'est tout ce que je sais haha. Par contre rappelle-toi que les etudes aux etats Unis sont tres cheres!
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