Co-producing was a real challenge with Paramount's Hard Copy. Our film "Dream Come True" got many accolades and was re-shown several times.
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Co-producing was a real challenge with Paramount's Hard Copy. Our film "Dream Come True" got many accolades and was re-shown several times.
I’ve written a very authentic riveting pulse pounding Drama series called THE INCISIVE: A Coincidence. S1, 10 Episodes ready to go, and I think would be great for any producer or any other creative ready for a partnership is welcome to get this project moving. Feel free to reach-out at: guapofilmz@g...
Expand postHi, Tugume Benon (Benie). You could also search for a producer partner in the Browse Members Section (www.stage32.com/people)....
Expand commentI would love to hear your story of how you became a producer. What steps did you take? Was it because that's what you wanted to do or because there was a need and you just had to do it? Did you have a screenplay or idea you wanted to turn into a film? Did someone ask you to help them? So many questions. I appreciate any answers.
Stephanie Harrison that's a great story and it makes a lot of sense. I don't know much about being a producer but I do know about project management and from what I can tell it's a lot of the same. Ba...
Expand commentNecessity really. Sometimes you can only get something made by doing it yourself, wearing all the hats, and grinding it to the finish line. It's not always pretty, but if you have the engine inside yo...
Expand commentPat Alexander I've been thinking along the same lines. I look at my screenplays and think maybe I should just pick my favorite one and produce it. The amount of work looks crazy to me but it might be...
Expand commentPat, I can relate. Interestingly when I told my friends and associates what I wanted to do, there was a lot of support for the idea and as I tried to fill the critical jobs, the universe supplied me w...
Expand commentCool about the "large hat collection", William. // I became a producer fresh out of film school at UT Austin when my partner and I formed a Casting & Talent Agency and Production Company...back when i...
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Hey, Producers!
Learn all about, "How To Run Efficient And Effective Sets" from a successful independent filmmaker on today's Stage 32 blog!
https://www.stage32.com/blog/how-to-run-efficient-and-effective-sets-3644...
Expand postIn my early days, I once agreed to be a first AD on a small indie web series. Little did I know what a first AD actually entails. As I arrived on set, I pulled up a reddit thread on all the basics abo...
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In today’s blog, David Zannoni (global consultant and executive producer at Zannoni Media) explains why and when a recoupment schedule is needed, and how the recoupment schedule is put together.
www.stage32.com/blog/how-to-put-together-a-recoupment-schedule-for-audio......
Expand postYou're welcome, Karen "Kay" Ross. Stage 32's blogs are treasure troves of advice and insight.
Hey, Producers!
Are you ready to network with thousands of professionals during this month's Stage 32 Introduce Yourself Weekend, starting TODAY? Learn how to "Take The “Work” Out Of Networking" in today's blog!
https://www.stage32.com/blog/take-the-work-out-of-networking-the-importa......
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We just cast a pretty big star for one of the supporting leads in a film I'm producing, and was noticing a kind of amusing pattern. When you send the script and you hear back from the actor's rep that they love the script and love the role, and they want to do it! There are those few moments of euph...
Expand postThanks, Ashley. We got an Australian distributor, based on the casting of our lead actor, who's Australian. Applying for the Oklahoma tax rebates this week. We have the script out to another actor, wa...
Expand commentI think I can post this now - we just closed on our deal with Lesley Ann Warren to play one of our supporting leads! Super excited!
That's great, Maureen Mahon! Congratulations to you and the team on closing the deal!
You're welcome, Maureen Mahon.
Ed Hartman (music composer, musician, producer, owner at 8th Sense Productions) talks about the difference between music licensing and music scoring in today’s blog. He also gives some ideas about when and why you might use one versus the other.
www.stage32.com/blog/music-licensing-vs-music-scoring-3...
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Super excited to bring in beloved PGA producer Michelle Alexandria to teach a webinar about the thing we all need to learn - how to get your first money in for your feature film production. Join us later this month as she demystifies the process: https://www.stage32.com/webinars/How-To-Get-The-First...
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Happy Super Bowl Sunday, everyone!
My favorite football movie of all time - in fact, my favorite sports movie of all time - is NORTH DALLAS FORTY. It's a raw, honest and outrageous portrait of life in the NFL and it holds up to this day. Amazing performance by Nick Nolte and deft directing by the gre...
Expand postYes, Nick Phillips, The Last Boy Scout definitely counts. See, I knew I liked you! :>)
Hey, All!
Don't miss out on today’s fantastic AMA with Philippe Deseck, SAG Nominated Stunt Performer & Coordinator (SHANG-CHI, THE MEG, AQUAMAN) in the Filmmaking Lounge! Philippe is sharing his time with us to answer YOUR questions about "Working with a Stunt Coordinator".
Expand postPhilip is such a talent and an awesome resource and really a generous creative. Thanks for sharing, Ashley Renee Smith!
I’ve been on sort of a sabbatical for a while, so hope that Karen “Kay” Ross’s previous request to cross post this is still a needed/wanted bit of advice about music in your projects.
Important Note: The #1 reason your film won’t be picked up (for sale or distribution) is lack of music receivables (A...
Expand postHi Gael MacGregor - you are spot on that proper music chain of title and licensing can be such a detriment to getting your films out to the world. It's imperative and you always want to get it right a...
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Powerhouse of knowledge seeded through your knowledgeable thoughts. Brilliantly presented and thankful for your wisdom.
Thankful to your steps.
God Bless,
John German
Gael MacGregor would you be interested in writing a Stage 32 blog to get a bit more in-depth about this? I think it could be really helpful and informative! If so, please email me at blog@stage32.com!...
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Congratulations to you and your team on the accolades and reshows, William Sowles! What was the most challenging part of co-producing?