Life after College

The old cliche question comes: What am I going to do with my life after College? Getting a job, of course, is practically a tradition but choosing and LANDING a job is the REAL difficulty here. I do not want to be stuck in an office cubicle for the rest of my life even if it is a "secure" job. Although it is unrealistic, I want a job in the film industry. It would be a dream to be an editor, director, or actor but even just helping out behind the scenes would be amazing. And if i get known world wide I could definitely help be a good influence to many and if i earn a lot of money i can do another aspiration i've had since i was a little girl.
I've always thought of  a job that specializes in helping other people. I'm a bit of people pleaser and I always imagine helping the less fortunate with their biggest problems. I would always think of my cousins, how unfortunate their living situation is. They live in this wooden house, with one bedroom and their bathroom is outside. They shower out there too, and there's no shower head like they have at the pool side. They take a bucket of water and pour it over themselves hiding behind the house so no one sees. After i visited them I couldn't stop thinking of how I would help them, how I would buy them a brand new house big enough for all of them to have their own room and bathrooms. They all deserve it, especially my aunt and uncle who has worked so hard all their lives and has lost a daughter along the way. My cousin died of breast cancer when she was around 20 some years old.
 There's this one tv show called Extreme makeover and its where basically this group of people go around and build those in need a new home, people who DESERVE  new home. Not for those people who choose to be homeless because they're too lazy to get a job. It's for those people who had a family member die or someone sick and is causing them to use up all their money, forcing them to live in a crap house. The end is always my favorite. The reaction they have when they see their new home and the endless thank you's they give showing they TRULY appreciate the blessing.
Making other people genuinely happy and appreciative. That's what I wanna do.