Is working in the media industry for me?

Is working in the media industry for me? I believe working in the media industry is for me because I believe that my editing skills are good and I can pursue a career In editing, Also the income is good for Animation, also I would like to get to VFX, this is because I like to edit and learn more, also the pro is the yearly income which is £45,900 - £53,000, however i wouldn't want to work as a freelancer, this is because it has many cons, some of the cons would be Feeling isolated, Hustling 24/7 for new jobs, Inconsistent work and cash flow, Juggling multiple clients, No paid time off, no maternity/paternity leave , No company-sponsored health benefits, No one to back you up if you're sick or injured. However someone could argue and say it is good to work freelance because it give you Freedom with a flexible schedule, hours and location, Ownership: you call the shots Selectivity with clients/choosing who you want to work with, Unlimited earning potential and Getting to pursue your passion projects. I believe that if i was to work in the media industry i would work Full time for a company, this is because there is less to worry about and less stress, also it has a Steady paycheck
Surrounded by colleagues in a team environment and a boss to guide you and give feedback, the Structure and consistency to your schedule, hours and location Company benefits, Paid time off
and Consistent workflow. 

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