Does anyone know the media and have worked in a cultural media company?

Good company (large-scale company): Acting as a third party (enterprise, institution, etc.). ) shoot advertisements, videos, documentaries, etc. And some other design business, there may be high-end brokerage business, signing actors, performances and so on. Such companies are relatively qualified and large in scale.

General companies: some advertising companies, such as those that advertise in magazines and newspapers or elevators (these so-called media companies just contact magazines or elevators or other platforms, and then find their own customers and let them advertise on the contacted platforms). In short, it is advertising. Some of these companies design their own advertising content for customers, while others find someone else to design it.

Poor company: under the fashionable guise of a media company, it may be a telemarketing company that sells books, a telemarketing company that provides business advice to other companies, or a direct selling company that sells some handicrafts (people see people pulling and selling them in the street). . .

Because I worked in a media company before graduation, it belongs to an ordinary company, advertising, but the scale is particularly small. My classmates are also in another media company, which is as small as mine, but it is not advertising. They are only responsible for design. (These companies are small, that is, a small team of 10-30 people). Later, I slowly worked in the company, and our company also made promotional films and advertisements to get to know some media companies. Of course, such a company belongs to a good company.

A poor company is a company that sells goods directly or through electricity. (PS: The good companies and general companies summarized above are all my contacts, which are definitely correct but one-sided and impossible). Are you a freshman? I hope it helps you.