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if any of you follow Dear Producer on Instagram you have no doubt seen the latest campaign to not only address the plethora of producing credits but to also get “actual producers” a living wage. it’s a complicated issue because there are so many degrees of “producer” - but their efforts are to class...
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Thanks, Nick. Wow... Go Producers United.!We see wayyyy too many producers putting it all out there for years on projects for crumbs.
Glad you shared this Nick. Great coverage by Deadline.
Wow - healthcare covered like 10-15 % skimming through the article.
First wealth is health I’ve heard.
So needed. It is a start!
Anybody know where to find a film investor waterfall template?
I would suggest going to film proposals for an example template, but there are other softwares that can be used to also create waterfalls that are easier to read and use as well such as relevant equit...
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Hey, All!
Don't miss out on tomorrow's fantastic AMA with Laura Ackermann, Founder of Advantage PR, Publicist, & Branding Expert (Charisma Carpenter, Anna Lamb, Rushi Kota) in the Filmmaking Lounge! Laura is sharing her time with us to answer YOUR questions about "When Should Filmmakers Pursue Public...
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Very cool! So important too!
I've been working on this since last year and I am so excited to bring to you the Executive Director of the Cannes Film Festival Marche du Film, Guillaume Esmiol to Stage 32 education! In our ongoing education partnership with Cannes this year we are bringing you straight to the source to learn how...
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Greetings! I'm a composer based in Ibiza, working in the video game industry since 2015, now venturing into scoring for short films. Excited to attend Cannes Festival from May 16-21 for the first time. Let's connect!
Looking for someone who will be attending the full time of the Cannes Festival I will be arriving on the 13th and leaving on the 29th.
I'm a screenwriter currently undertaking a Masters in screenwriting (Duh). I'll be attending for the first time this year for 4 days, and I know absolutely nobody - anyone into horror/comedy fancy a coffee or beer?. I'm in England, just under 2 miles from Shepperton Studios.
Hi everyone - our official Cannes roll call and Stage 32 schedule of events was announced here, be sure to comment on the roll call: https://www.stage32.com/blog/cannes-roll-call-whos-going-who-has-fi...
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Johannesburg, South Africa
Our tireless Education Team has been hard at work to bring in some incredible education opportunities for May! In today's blog, read all about the exclusive webinars, classes, and labs currently available to Stage 32 members.
https://www.stage32.com/blog/stage-32s-may-2024-education-schedule-3710...
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Fantastic! Bravo Ashley Renee Smith & Stage 32!
Sweet!
Very excited for this month of education! If anyone has any education questions you can email me directly at edu@stage32.com :)
That sounds like a good one, Stephanie Moore.
I'm excited for this webinar, Stephanie Moore! Thanks for the reminder!
Same! I have it bookmarked!
Cheers could be rebooted to The Pharmacy, where all the regulars hang around a green juice bar instead of a bar! lol
Stephanie Moore i think maybe Mike Faist could be the man for a Labyrinth reboot!
Niki Gagliano both amazing suggestions :)
I think a "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" (1962) remake would absolutely rollick today. Swap out decapitation / head-transplant for some AI / Neuralink implant deal and you've got yourself A MOVIE
Heavy Metal 1980 animated cult classic but also afraid they'd not do this masterpiece justice.
Greg Berlanti and Netflix are going for a ride in the Mystery Machine. Who's excited for this live-action series? Is anyone here turning their Animation show (or any project like a comic, game, etc.) into a live-action series? Or planning on it?
www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/scooby-doo-live-ac...
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The live-action movie adaptations were fun, Daniel Husbands, but I think a live-action series is a better format for the story universe since Mystery Incorporated could solve a mystery each episode li...
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Always liked the cartoon more than the live-action personally but it's a great creative team. INterested in how the bring Scooby to life.
I have yet to experience a live action adaptation that's lived up to the animated original, the closes would be Jungle Book in my opinion, then perhaps The Lion King. Still I would much rather watch something original than a remake of anything.
Daniel Husbands - I like your last sentence- making something original!
I remember liking and watching Scooby Do, though making something new is always challenging.
More team work to make the dream wo...
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In this 90-minute webinar, Academy & BAFTA Award-winning Producer Gareth Ellis Unwin will use his background as an experienced producer to showcase his approach to creating a successful international co-production.
Using examples from the various projects he has co-produced under Bedlam Film Product...
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Looking forward to hosting tonights webinar and getting to tell you a bit about the films I've produced with co-production partners over the years.
Hi Gareth, I am a screenwriter and looking forward to this webinar. Last week, I attended a webinar and spoke with Joan Lane who wrote the screenplay of The King's Speech so I am looking forward to yo...
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Looking forward to the webinar today!
Whoever was looking at Estonia or based in Estonia, would love to connect with you.
Looks outstanding. Please post a link. Thanks! Nice one Gareth!
It's taking longer to sell things became everything has to come with a star.
https://nofilmschool.com/hollywood-packaging...
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Thanks for sharing the article, Amanda Toney. I understand why packaging is so important, but it's becoming too much of a burden on screenwriters. If screenwriters have to package their projects, we m...
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Thank you Amanda. Yes, unfortunately the slow, steady progression of studios and production companies relying on producers and talent to do the heavy lifting of packaging has increased dramatically. O...
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TThanks for the good advices. Amanda Toney
this is really helpful in navigating the state of the industry. thank you Amanda Toney
Has anybody had this problem besides me? For the last 2 days, I've been trying to import screensharing videos of me showing screenwriters how to use AI art generators, so they can produce their own movies from their own screenplays
. I tried it with Loom last night and today, and also with Vimeo last...
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Yeah, you're probably right. Thanks. (It's just that I have epilepsy and when I look at the computer too long, I start to get glitchy speech, and then I sound like a robot. Lol.)
Hey, Chris, I saw that you're a USAF vet. Were you ever stationed down in Tucson, by chance? I used to hang out with a bunch of pilots and their wives from Davis-Montham when I worked at St. Mary's ho...
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Niki Gagliano Ah, not in Tucson. Guam and Grand Forks. Haven't been to Tucson. Must have been fun times!
Definitely...lots of fond memories!
Christopher Phillips Hey, Chris, I came up with an idea. What do you think of you and I creating a sit-com called "Wings"...except instead of being set in Nantucket, we could set it in one of the plac...
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Absolutely fascinating. Thaks for sharing, Laurie Ashbourne!