IN: What happens next?

How to become a rodeo clown
Learn about the career path.
While the word rodeo clown may sound funny, the job itself is fairly serious. Rodeo clowns help distract animals, such as bulls and horses, in order to prevent ranchers and rodeo performers from getting injured.

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- A rodeo clown looks like a horse but not quite. They have long, pretzel-shaped faces and have uniform coats or jerseys.
- To become a rodeo clown, you'll need to be at least 36 years old with an associate degree. At the minimum, you'll need an associate degree in animal behavior.
- If you have the guts to take the bull, get some experience! Rodeo clowns are highly competitive and have to compete in competitions for the location in which the rodeo clown would best take the bull. In those competitions, you will often be playing as a part of a group of two or three ranchers.
- It's a job that takes a tremendous amount of bravery and physical skill. Entertainment is an aspect of a rodeo clown's work.

OUT: It's a job that takes a tremendous amount of bravery and physical skill. Entertainment is an aspect of a rodeo clown's work.

IN: What happens next?

A man is cutting another mans hair. He is demonstrating the types of cuts. He combs and snips the front of the mans hair. he

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- begins to brush the back of the mans hair and he starts to color on the side.
- looks up as the man falls to the floor.
- parts the hair and continues pulling and trimming the front flip.
- palm a brush on his hand and backs away.

OUT: parts the hair and continues pulling and trimming the front flip.

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A person is seen riding on a horse around others while speaking to other people and kids holding up a sign. the kids

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- ride around on the horse around village and end by walking around and holding up trophies.
- continue riding around on horses while looking to the camera and speaking to one another.
- ride on all sides of the horses while the camera captures their movements and then leads into them riding through a forest holding up signs.
- continue to hold signs and look to the camera while more people ride around on horses.

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continue to hold signs and look to the camera while more people ride around on horses.