Nichole Joubert's Lounge Discussions

Hi Briana and thanks for the introduction. I see you're very proactive and making the world happen for you instead the other way around. Awesome! Keep me abreast of your projects and where i can check them out. Also I'd love to connect with you on my social media sites. https://facebook.com/nicholejoubert, https://facebook.com/networkinghollywood, https://twitter.com/nicholejoubert, https://twitter.com/networkinghlywd, http://linkedin.com/in/nicholejoubert.

I have never worked in or on films but am blessed with lots of talent like writing, speaking, creative imagination of scenes, etc. especially about things abstract / spiritual. Shall we be in touch ?

break a leg. Action/Horror can be a blast... Have fun with it.

Hey Brett that's no small feat! Congratulations!

A movie about the Occupy movement....cool.

Hi Andrew, I'm the casting director for Chosen Immortals. You can send your reel and CV to mollymarchetti@gmail.com. If you don't have a reel, we can set up a skype audition. I'm looking forward to reviewing your work! Sincerely, Molly Marchetti

Public Different Records, I think the times working via internet that HAVE worked for me was when there was a trust that the production could deliver the type of quality that is needed, but other than that it's 110% communication. If I client emails me I need to answer right away with any progress or any rough cuts so we can fix problems while moving forward. I always make sure to have cell phone numbers so we can even text or talk on the phone. If this is a project that's important than there is no shame in being needy and overly careful in my opinion. That being said, I worked with a vfx house in India and the communication was terrible. Sounds a bit like what you went through. Disasters!!

Hey steve, hit me up on facebook and/or myspace. We should be able to chat more there. i have a great idea for a short. Can be made low budget. Hit me up.

Hi Steve, I'm a writer.. I'd be glad to collaborate with you as I'm also looking for such men. Al the best and luck. Feel free to check out my project here and also my works on my twin blogs http://dayofluck.blogpsot.com & http://shauzelsailo.blogspot.com

Hi Steve, I would love to collaborate on a project. I am a writer, director, and producer with my company BE Entertainment & Productions. Let me know what you're looking to work on.

Hit me up bro. just finished producing a feature lenght movie

I don't quite follow. I'm interested in the idea but I don't understand how it works. So I set up a plan just like I would on Kickstarter and I would donate a dollar to a member? In theory someone would donate a dollar to me. You say "you can decide who you are gonna donate a dollar to" - how is that different than Kickstarter? So you're saying that all 70,000 members donate a dollar and we raise $70,000. Is that $1 for each project? Of do some members get, say, $5 and some get nothing? To show my support for this if you set it up I will donate a dollar.

Statistically speaking, if everyone on this site did donate then there would be no forward progress. 70k members give a dollar to one does make $70k. However, people being people, everyone on the site would want the same dollar deal. thus everyone would be paying out $70k over time as well. Thus a complete wash.

hi ,i think it sounds a good idea to support each other , but it need a bigger mechanism to ehence it , for example some people have more than one project and others have one or less , if we could not look in number of members on site "70,000k =to money we expect to get ", and let the idea be based on willingness and ability of any person on this site , or even out side , then i think it can work for us .

I like the idea of a funding platform on stage 32. Maybe just a simple addition to the project section? All of the questions I see above are the same problem any crowd funding idea has, people giving money. I must say, I have connected with far more actual people here on stage 32 then other networking sites.

Interesting. Could work with a little bit of organization.

Casting to get big-budget funding and make bug-budget box-office: Kiera Knightley or Dakota Fanning (even though she's only 18, she can do it and act rings around any competition!), Also, Gabourey Sidibe, who's actually 29 for about 6 more months, so better act fast, but is in the same league with Dakota. And, that's about it. The rest are no-talent hacks that get by in this business based on their looks or the fact that they used to work for Disney.

Hey Mike, Pretty sketchy request. 1920s or 2020s or 1620s? What genre? Straight, gay, transgender, allegorical, passion play, opera, splatter flick,animation, voice acting, etc. etc. Also are you asking for a specific name or a type? Hekkuba-ish, Livia-ish, Ophelia-ish, Drucilla-ish, Cleopatroa-ish, Elizabethan Queenly, Amazon-ish, Bodecia-ish, Rebecca-ish, Lady MacBeth-ish, Mata hari-ish, Daisy Miller-ish, Lady Gaga-ish--- Flapper-ish, whore-ish, out-spoken... etc. A-grade, B-grade, C-grade. Black, brown, white, yellow, red or combinations? Amputee, one-eyed, scared, tattooed, dancer, prancer, man-lancer? Jesus, maybe I should have become a casting agent...LOL

I thought of Dakota Fanning immediatley. She's so versatile. Or Emilie de Ravin or Allyson Hannigan.

mike you ask a question and you get the energizer bunny :+}

Emma Watson for sure. Lot of talent, lots of star power.