What does it mean to build sandcastles in Hollywood?

What is the main Point? Summarize in one sentence.
Rob Neil works as a person who builds sets for T.V. or a motion picture, this can also be a good job for anyone who is interested.

Discuss: Why does Rob Neill compare building sets for television to building sand castles?
He compares it to building sand castles, because sooner or later, the set will be taken down.

Describe the steps along the construction career ladder and the increasing amount of responsibility that comes with each position.
It starts with being the carpenter "hammer", you usually frame doorways and windows to building the flats used to create interior walls. Next is the gang boss, your union wage is from $33.14 per hour and you supervise at least five other hammers, but still have to do a lot of hands-on construction. After that, it's foreman, you usually work for $35.14 and hour and are a project manager, you use blueprints to help with equipment and supplies. Last, it's construction coordinator, the pay is typically $2,103 per week, here you supervise all set construction and hire workers.

How does this article relate to you? Like, dislike, interesting, not interesting?
This article relates to me with how you are working as a team and completing the task. I did find it interesting, because you get to see the creation come together and you get a first hand look of how the set looks like. I did enjoy reading this article and learning how you can help make a difference.