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Check out this Hollywood Reporter article where Reese Witherspoon talks about how hard it was for her to 'keep her lights on' even after producing some major projects. It shows how tough the business is - but also how you can find success. It takes more than just great projects.
It's worth the read...
Expand postThis is a great read, Jason Mirch - agreed that everyone should take the time to dig in. I love this line from Reese: "I woke up every single day and I was like, ‘I am my own lottery ticket.". Inspiri...
Expand commentShe's a champion and a trailblazer! She created her own market through her book club using her feminine strengths - collaboration instead of competition. These women have introduced many aspects of th...
Expand commentI love that she said the only bet you have is on yourself. Our fearless leader RB says the same thing all the time and I love that advice. Thanks for this article share Jason Mirch !
Great topic, Amanda Toney! Sue Naegle said, "Mentorship is everything. It is the #1 thing that we can do to move those numbers is mentor young women." I think that'd definitely help! A lot of mistakes...
Expand comment.Really interesting article. Even not being female I think mentorship ought to be considered important in any position.
Note I was reading a different article not too long ago for a different source of...
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Hi Everyone,
Does anyone know where I can find a U.S. based WWII era Army barracks for a film I've written and will be producing? The actual setting is in Tennessee, but I can make a good location work if the buildings, or at least the facade is still standing, especially if it's in the American sout...
Expand postHi Michael Bennett - I've heard that South Carolina has some cool locations that may work - Fort Jackson is there, they shoot Army Wives in Charleston, and Full Metal Jacket was shot at Paris Island....
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Hey, Producers!
There are 2 FREE Stage 32 in-person networking meetups coming up next Thursday, October 17th! I'm including links to the meetup pages for you all below. If you live in any of these cities or are nearby, be sure to RSVP and seize this opportunity to meet with other creatives in person...
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Hello all,
This is my second time on Stage 32. I'm currently in pre-production for what I believe to be a truly groundbreaking feature film. My producer and I are just trying to gather feedback and build a bit of a community before we start funding. Would love to hear y'all's thoughts! Whether it's j...
Expand postBeautiful shots, great editing and score and terrific acting. Also, very timely considering the world events. Really well done Viktor. Where are you filming principal photography for your feature?
Welcome to the community, Viktor Bury. Incredible proof of concept trailer! I like the website. I think it'd help if you added stills from the movie and/or stock photos to the website to help attract...
Expand commentAmanda Toney Thank you for the kind words! Principal photography is currently planned to take place in Washington State
I love your trailer, Viktor Bury - your use of music/sound to accentuate the drama lands and I agree with Amanda - great shots and performances. I just noticed that Jeanette Milio's webinar on 10 thin...
Expand commentThe Asia Spring fund initiative is an incredible opportunity for the Taiwan industry as well as filmmakers in different countries and regions, Amanda Toney!
The launch of Stage 32's Assistant Director Master Certification was so positive that we're extending the launch sale until Friday, Oct. 11th at Midnight. You can take 50% off the entire Assistant Director Master Certification by using code 50AD24 at checkout or 25% off any Individual Certification...
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Frank Romano talks about how Stage 32 was an essential tool for making his film in today’s blog. The tools to succeed are right here on Stage 32. You just have to use them and keep using them until you find success!
www.stage32.com/blog/how-stage-32-was-an-essential-tool-for-making-my-sh......
Expand postAwesome blog and a must-read for all filmmakers in the community. Thanks for sharing, Maurice Vaughan!
You're welcome, Sam Sokolow. I agree. It's a must-read!
It can be hard to get funding for movies! Rick Davis, Managing Partner of LOHAS, is having a FREE Ask Me Anything in the Financing/Crowdfunding Lounge, answering questions about “Alternative Funds To Help Finance Your Film” and more.
Head over with your questions! www.stage32.com/lounge/fundraising/A...
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Do you have the next hit family friendly script like INSIDE OUT, DESPICABLE ME, or THE GARFIELD MOVIE? Then you definitely don't want to miss today's blog post >> https://www.stage32.com/blog/announcing-the-3rd-annual-family-friendly-s......
Expand postThere are so many outlets for Family Friendly films and we are in "the year of animation." I am flagging this for my network. Thanks, Ashley Renee Smith!
Hey, Producers!
This Wednesday (10/9) Stage 32 is hosting a FREE virtual Ask Me Anything with Rick Davis in the Stage 32 Financing Lounge! Rick is a Managing Partner of LOHAS, focused on capital activation for Investors, Fund Managers, Producers, & Grantmakers! He's sharing his wisdom to answer YOUR...
Expand postThis is such an important topic during this global indie film renaissance we are experiencing. Excited to hear Rick's POV on all that the community asks about. Thanks for sharing, Ashley Renee Smith!...
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