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- When Should Someone Be Fired Off A Film Production?
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Networking, Screenwriting, and Social Media in Hollywood
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- 1 - Mistakes Artists Make On Social Media & How To Fix Them
- 2 - Actors Need To Know Producers Are Looking At Their Social Media
- 3 - 30 Years Of Chasing The Dream Of Being A Television Writer and How It Came True
- 4 - #1 Reason Why Actors Get No Results From Social Media
- 5 - #1 Reason Why People Fail In Hollywood
- 6 - Hollywood Networking Advice
- 7 - Is Hollywood Really All About Who You Know?
- 8 - Best Way To Network In Hollywood
- 9 - Identifying A Narcissist On Social Media Is Easy
- 10 - How Networking Can Help A Screenwriting Career
- 11 - Best Way To Learn Screenwriting
- 12 - Hiring A Script Consultant
- 13 - What I Learned From My 2nd & 3rd Screenplays
- 14 - Receiving Script Coverage On The First Screenplay
- 15 - Should A Screenwriter Spend Money On A Screenwriting Contest Or Script Coverage?
- 16 - How Does An Unsigned Screenwriter Gain Access To Hollywood Executives?
- 17 - Pitching A Movie Idea: Best Advice I’ve Ever Received
- 18 - Difference Between Crowdsourcing And Crowdfunding
- 19 - #1 Reason Why People Fail At Crowdfunding
- 20 - When Should Someone Be Fired Off A Film Production?
- 21 - How Stage 32 Became The Home Depot For Filmmakers
