Week 1 EOC: How to make it in America

I really like certain things about this show and of course the similaritys between it and Entourage are there and they share a producer and a certain feel, difference between the two is that How to Make it in America doesn't have a Arie that you either love or hate type character to balance things out. you have a good hustle of action and things happening in this show but nobody ever overshadows or takes it beyond what is presented. it is a very well placed cast, however its a cool show which works well in its lane. I really like the show's atmosphere: the visual style, the soundtrack, the New York scenery. All of it. I also like that it is kind of slow paced (fortunately it's airing on HBO or else it would get axed). I find the characters easy to relate to. You feel their desire to make their way in the big city, the moments of self-doubt, the questioning, the ups and downs in friendship. Anyway I guess it's not for everyone but at least I enjoyed it. Season 2 just ended and I can't wait to see the next seasons to come. I like the Dominican aspect of the pilot, but I think the lead character is alright. Wahlberg is trying to portray ordinary Americans instead of stars, Entourage. This takes much more skill as the audience must connect with the characters. I do not think America
ns will develop a fondness for the characters, overall I rate this show excellent.

My Voice

My aspiration in the field and marketing is to first design my own line of clothing which would be named "Beauty" by- Gabrielle. This will be a universal line of fashion and cosmetics, as well as many other women's hair, nail etc. products. This line will also include many separate divisions and collections. The earliest and most important collection would have to be the "Princess" collection. This specific collection will consist of everything and anything involving clothing. There will be reasonable pricing on everything involving this line. There by making it possible for more customers to be able to purchase these items. Also reasonable pricing on these items will make it possible to be sold in bigger more vast variety of stores and other shops. The demographic of customers we plan on selling to will include women ages 18 - 40. Plus sizes as well petite sizes. There will also be an exclusive sub division of this clothing line called the "little princess" line. This line will cater to infants, toddlers, and most importantly ages five years old all the way to sixteen years old. I also plan on being the main model represent this particular line. This work great to give my lines exposure as well as my self since i also have a passion for modeling. If all of these pieces fall into place i have other ventures i would like to branch out to.