These days, though, work on the ground doesn't pay very well.
But they rarely bother, because compared with screenwriting, novelizing doesn't pay very well.
He doesn't pay very close attention to his statistics, he says, and I believe him, because he isn't the sort of person who lies.
A debt burden of $18,000 per year, plus federal loans, is excessive for any bachelor's degree program and especially for a degree in acting, since acting doesn't pay very well except for a few superstars.
Lord Browne added in an interview with the BBC, "If you choose to go into a job which doesn't pay very much or if you choose to go out of the workforce to build a family, you won't have to pay it back".
I'm trying to buy people less expensive gifts, because I don't want to leave anyone out, but I don't want to look cheap and despite the long hours, being Santa's little helper doesn't pay very much".
"Guessing what they want doesn't pay very well".
Music doesn't pay very well, however the top 10% earns more than the average accountant.
And this entrepreneur who calls himself an engineer rather than a businessman adds a commercially-minded point: "As a commercial entity it doesn't pay very well to kill your customers".
I gather that British TV doesn't pay very well, at least by comparison to its American counterpart, and I can understand a rising actor's concerns about being typecast.
