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Good news for independent film in CA-- but there are still some big questions.
The good news: Of the 51 projects supported in this round of CA film incentives, 43 are indies! The question in producer circles is this: it worth it to stay in LA over shopping for a better deal that you could likely get in another state? The talent, department heads and crews are here vs. the bottom line.
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Tips for Addressing our colleagues and friends affected by the LA fires...
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15bRyvPQ1B/? Producer and Author Dete Meserve shared these tips for communicating with our peers and friends who have faced loss of their homes in these devastating LA fires. Everyone will have their own version of the "best" way to approach these conversations, but as she encourages, do…
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New UK Employment Rights Bill: What Does it Mean for Film & TV Freelancers?
The highly anticipated Employment Rights Bill makes some major changes to UK employment law. But what does it mean for self-employed individuals in the creative industries? On October 10 the UK government published the Employment Rights Bill, legislation which stems from many years’ work by the trade union movement around…
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Getting Started in the Industry in the UK?
Getting into the industry can be extremely hard and it may seem at times impossible to break into. Check out the resources below - hopefully some of these will help in some way. And please do comment any additional resources you think would be useful! Useful resources to get you first Job in TV: Getting your foot in the…
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Tips for Finding the Right Line Producer for Your Next Project
A skilled line producer (LP) is essential for any film or TV production to be successful. In this article, learn why the LP role is so important and get tips on how to make an ideal hire. A good line producer (LP) is a jack of all trades who knows their production inside and out. Usually one of the first production hires,…
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How Could the UK’s New Labour Government Impact the Film & TV Industry?
Learn about policies proposed under the Labour government's 'New Deal for Working People' that may impact UK film and TV productions and their workers. On July 4, 2024 the UK elected a new Labour government, heralding an end to 14 years of Conservative leadership and a new era for UK politics. In the run-up to the…
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Meet the Music Supervisor: Kasey Truman ('Grey's Anatomy', 'Fire Country')
Kasey Truman ('Grey’s Anatomy,' 'The Sandman,' 'Fire Country') on the art of creating cinematic soundtracks. From All-ACC Division 1 College Soccer player to Hollywood music supervisor, Kasey Truman has channeled her athletic persistence into the high-stakes game of creating award-winning soundtracks for film and TV.…
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Meet the Sound Mixer
A conversation with Oscar-winning re-recording mixer, Lora Hirschberg ('Inception', Skywalker Sound) It can be easy to take the sound in a film or television show for granted. After all, they are a visual medium. Think of the last thing you watched – whether it was a sweeping countryside, a flashy car chase, or a character…
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Any productions gearing up in New York?
I'm an experienced 829 graphic designer looking for a project. My website (fox.valeria@gmail.com) includes both my work and resume. Would love any references. Thanks!
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Meet the Script Supervisor: Rachel Connors Phillippe ('Mrs. Maisel', 'Only Murders')
A conversation with Rachel Connors Phillippe (‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,’ and ‘Only Murders in the Building’) If you were to walk onto a hot set (a term used when cameras are rolling), you would find script supervisor, Rachel Connors Phillippe, near the director and a video monitor, jotting notes in her binder with an…