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Your industry must be film, video games, or holiday mascot.
Clearly works for the Easter bunny. Duh.
I bet it's coding
Well loosely speaking it describes both my two "hobbies" (photography and cryptography) as well as my occupation (highlight archivist, a media gig that's basically to good deeds what criminal records are to crime).
How does one get into this "highlight archiving" you speak of?
And, like, where can I binge watch all this (assumedly) human eye bleach?
I didn't know there were people who considered watching acts of charity to be eye bleach. But yeah, there isn't exactly a strict term for it in English, oddly (I myself describe it in different words sometimes, "highlight archiving" doesn't do it justice, and it doesn't help my occupation has more than one dimension with those being difficult to explain as well). One could consult someone to start such a gig, but they don't necessarily have to. Just find a way to run a routine news piece detailing things people do for others.
Highly interesting