When thinking about a business in terms of operational growth, managers must consider what their cost structure looks like in order to make those necessary business decisions that they get paid the big bucks to make. In doing so, managers must decide on which cost structure to use – high variable costs and low fixed costs, or the opposite? In today’s modern marketplace each approach has its advantages and disadvantages. However, without knowing the future, it is not obvious which cost structure is better. A company with higher fixed costs and lower variable costs will experience wider swings in net operating income as sales fluctuate, with greater profits in good years and greater losses in bad years. On the other side of the coin, a company with lower fixed costs and higher variable costs, will enjoy greater profit stability and will be more protected from losses during bad years, but ultimately at the cost of lower net operating income in good years.

As a manager, I am constantly evaluating the cost structure of OC Creative Media, Inc. I have found that by smoothly blending the right amount of fixed and variable costs, I am able to prevent the company from experiencing losses while being in the right position to enjoy BIG profits!

“Think and make money.”

-M

ABOUT OC CREATIVE MEDIA

OC Creative Media (www.OCCreativeMedia.com) is a full service Marketing, Advertising and Media Production agency focusing on conversations.  Basing their model around video featured websites, driven by content, and powered by open and free flowing conversation.  A model that constantly drives brand awareness,  promotion and giving content back to the social community.

Founded in 2004, OC Creative Media features creative heads  from the prestigious USC School of Cinematic Arts as well as FilmEd Academy of the Arts.

For more information on OC Creative Media, please visit us on Facebook or Youtube

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Synopsis : The pain of the past becomes the reality of the present on the morning of September 12th, 2001 for second-generation Japanese-American George Kojima. Witnessing a government backlash to 9/11 that parallels his own experiences during the Second World War as a young man, George must question his trust and faith in the United States which he has spent his life fighting to preserve. “Infamy” explores our responses during times of national crisis, and forces us to re-evaluate what it means to protect “freedom and justice for all

ABOUT OC CREATIVE MEDIA

OC Creative Media (www.OCCreativeMedia.com) is a full service Marketing, Advertising and Media Production agency focusing on conversations.  Basing their model around video featured websites, driven by content, and powered by open and free flowing conversation.  A model that constantly drives brand awareness,  promotion and giving content back to the social community.

Founded in 2004, OC Creative Media features creative heads  from the prestigious USC School of Cinematic Arts as well as FilmEd Academy of the Arts.

For more information on OC Creative Media, please visit us on Facebook or Youtube

OC Creative Media
949.292.3835
info@occreativemedia.com

Just two years ago, Abdou was working on projects in instructor Charles Myers’ film class here at Saddleback, an experience he now refers to as “essential building blocks” that got him

where he is today.

“Everything I’ve done from that point forward has been directly related [to his first film class at Saddleback],” Abdou said.

Myers adds, “He really grew up a lot while he was a student of mine.”

For such an accomplished person, Abdou is refreshingly modest.

“I appreciate the honor of this award, it’s amazing,” said Abdou. “But, it didn’t change me. I don’t talk about it a lot, I try to stay humble.”

According to Abdou, his studies at Saddleback were crucial to his career in film.

“Saddleback was where I got interested in editing,” Abdou said. “I’m not sure what would have happened if I didn’t go to Saddleback.”

His experience in film has led him to value the importance of staying true to yourself.

“Just be yourself. It’s like in any industry. Everything you work on is a reflection of yourself. If you’re not trying to be yourself every day, it will show in your work,” Abdou said. “Looking for what’s out there already is limiting yourself. Create it yourself, make it your own.”

His advice to those aspiring to make it in the film industry is, “Don’t get wrapped up in the Hollywood hype!”

Abdou is currently freelance editing while maintaining his place on the dean’s list at California State University, Long Beach. His latest project is another 24-show series, similar to the Emmy-winning series, but the new topics are chemistry, anatomy and physiology.

By Stephanie Silverman

Lariat News

ABOUT OC CREATIVE MEDIA

OC Creative Media (www.OCCreativeMedia.com) is a full service Marketing, Advertising and Media Production agency focusing on conversations.  Basing their model around video featured websites, driven by content, and powered by open and free flowing conversation.  A model that constantly drives brand awareness,  promotion and giving content back to the social community.

Founded in 2004, OC Creative Media features creative heads  from the prestigious USC School of Cinematic Arts as well as FilmEd Academy of the Arts.

For more information on OC Creative Media, please visit us on Facebook or Youtube

OC Creative Media
949.292.3835
info@occreativemedia.com

The theme of the video is about the inspiration that can be found in unlikely places and that in giving back / sharing to the world – Music is created.

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