Kimberly Brouillette's Lounge Discussions

A short montage... http://vimeo.com/londondop/beautifulnightmare Lots more work at: www.jordancushing.com

I am a writer/editor, in case you're still needing to fill that role. Let me know if you'd like to discuss it more. Thanks.

All the luck and best Youssef.

Hi - I am a DP with more than 12 years of experience shooting features, commercials, and music videos. My work speaks for itself. Check it out: www.ericgiovon.com

I am an award winning cinematographer in the NYC area. I would love to shoot for you. You can see my reel and my work at www.jonreino.com I hope to hear from you soon!

very interesting

Hi Paul. Are you in the market for a Drama/Biopic/ Historical feature? If so, why not check out my screenplay, Red Crucible, posted on this site?

Yes. I actually have over 30,000 hours.

Hello & welcome, You have a good resume and I loved that moview "Boiler Maker" as a matter of fact.

Paul! I am a professional union VO talent who specializes in voicing movie trailers. Let me know how I can help! --Jay Sawyer VoiceMaster Ltd. http://www.voicemasterltd.com

Hi! If you don't mind a bit of extra work, self pub is a good option. There are tons of ways to promote out there, you just need to search them out. Also, who's to say you can't send your finished product to an agent or trad publishing house? For my first book, I chose a pay service-only because I had someone fund it for me (thanks Dad). My second book, I was offerred a contract from a pub house offerring to take full control of design, market, etc.-I turned them down due to the amount they wanted to charge for my book. It was ridiculous and with the binding they were offerring--utterly shameful. It would have buried my book for 7 years. That's when I discovered Lulu (and no I was not going to ask Dad to fund another project). I think they are a great fit for anyone who wishes to create. I checked out CreateSpace-they too are a good no cost solution, however, their converting program is a grizzly (at least for me) to use and I have no spare time to learn it when Lulu's is much more friendly (not a lot of fuss-especially if it is a text book). I have published 7 books there and I am still writing more. I may not find fame in this, but the children I read to at schools/readings make the late nights/early mornings and only 2 hours of sleep worth it.

After Reading my comment from yesterday I realized I might have sounded a bit negative. I totally agree with Christy Condoleo. Send your completed work to an agent or a publishing house and see if you get any bites, and if that doesn't work self publishing can be a great method of getting your work out there if you put in the work. I believe Walt Whitman went door to door with a little book called "Leaves of Grass" before any publishing house took notice of his work. Anyways stay positive and stay persistent.

The market is always changing but I can tell you from experience it is going away from the Big 6 towards smaller presses. Just be certain you don't fall into a vanity press.

I self published on amazon createspace for free

Yes, I publish on amazon createspace as well as Kindle for ebooks. It is a good way to start!