To ask them to work 300 hours is impossible; but we got rid of that barrier.

You do make money. Just because its non-profit doesn't mean your going to work for free.

Its win-win. The non-profits benefit and the students benefit.

If I work on a movie for two months, I should be able to dance on as many tables as I want to.

It's nothing but a welfare program, and welfare programs generally don't work. Besides, we simply can't afford it.

I get the best of both worlds. I work as a scientist during the day, and then become a TV presenter during the evening. The working environments are completely different, and 1 thrive on the contrast.