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Making Your Own Super Micro Budget Feature
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Insider Intel: Stop Pitching Blind- Why Matchmaking Is the Most Underrated Tool in Your Career
First Impressions
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jeanne Veillette Bowerman at The Great American PitchFest in Burbank. If you aren't familiar with Jeanne, get to know her. She's a dynamo. Insightful, brave, selfless, and relentless (in the most positive way imaginable) are just a few words that immediately come to mind. I have never met a person who, having come into contact with Jeanne, didn't walk away impressed and enlightened. As a successful screenwriter and pro…
Guest Post - Jeanne Veillette Bowerman - Taking Your Network Offline
Just under a year ago, Curt and I attended the American Film Market in Santa Monica. We had wall to wall meetings lined up for a project we were producing. We were also assisting Mandalay Vision on its production, "Another Happy Day." At the end each day, we would saddle up to the hotel lobby bar of the Loews. It’s, without fail, our favorite part of the day. A spectator sport of sorts. AFM attracts filmmakers from all over the globe. They spend hours travelling from suit…
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