Amari Jelan Morrow: Student, director and filmmaker in Piscataway, New Jersey.

Greetings Everyone, I’m Vince.

I’ve been a PA, Assistant Camera, just under a year with Epic Flight Film. I’m continually looking to improve my camera and video/film editing skills. Ultimately, I’d like to progress into becoming a Director/Producer.

My hope is to make some lifelong connections and leave my corporate 9 to 5 and get back to my heart’s desire.

Does anyone here know how to create a Cover Letter for a television production assistant job?

So I really love the anime Fairy Tail and after seeing the trailers for "Ghost in a shell" I figured I'd create a Live-Action movie adaptation of the anime. The movie would be like a non-canon part of the series (Hot actors, pop music, and CGI) not an origin. I've been working on it for a couple of weeks and have a basic plot and details worked out but I want to know from the people in the industry if this is an idea worth working on or if I should just let it stay a daydream and eventually forget about it?

I'm currently In the process of writing a pilot for a series based around the Robins in Batman. Any advice on how to get it pitch sense it's would require breaking in to the DC batman universe

Hi, I'm new here, I've been writing stories since my junior year in high-school. My goal is to one day create multiple Television shows. I've been a fan of comedy, which my friends and tutors have said is shown in my storytelling, And hope to one day share my ideas with the world

Hi, I'm new here, I've been writing stories since my junior year in high-school. My goal is to one day create multiple Television shows. I've been a fan of comedy, which my friends and tutors have said is shown in my storytelling, And hope to one day share my ideas with the world.

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