Thursday, September 17, 2009

Intrinsic value comes first

Oak Hill, Ohio is a small town in southern Ohio where Greg lives and commutes from every day to Ohio University. The drive is about an hour and a half if the traffic isn’t too bad, but Greg doesn’t seem to mind it too much. In fact, he decided to live at home after staying in the dorms for his first two years as a college student. Currently, he is a creative writing major, but his passion is with film and photography. His only concern is that he isn’t the most outgoing person. In fact, he explained to me that he is “not very good with people”. He would work behind the scenes in a filmmaking career or shooting still photographs of nature as a photographer. Either way, money has very little influence on what he wants out of life. To make his point even more Greg explained to me that even at the age of 21, he still has yet to work a steady job.


On his spare time, Greg, tends to practice tennis and read about new fascinating stunt work done for upcoming action movies. He consistently keeps up with the stunt group message board in California, thinking about what it would be like to actually be a stunt man in the movie business. Even as a younger child, Greg and his buddy would spend hours filming themselves performing martial arts and other stunts when they both really had no idea of what they were doing. Whatever direction Greg decides to go with I’m sure it will be based on primarily his interests and not any other extrinsic reason.

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