Episode 200: The Secret To Getting The Work
Jul 2, 202658m
In our last episode of The Friends In Film Podcast, Janet talks about the skill of getting consistent professional work in the film industry.
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Friends In Film hosts The Friends In Film Podcast, a business show with 203 episodes published.
In our last episode of The Friends In Film Podcast, Janet talks about the skill of getting consistent professional work in the film industry.
In this episode, Janet speaks with a member of the program who explains why trying too hard to connect with people on set is actually not the best way to go about creating connections.
In this episode, Janet discusses the tips on reaching out to your professional connections in order to continue getting film work.
In this episode, Janet shares her stories from set. Like this episode? Please leave us a review — even one sentence helps!
In today's episode, we speak with Jake who has found long term success since joining the Friends In Film Program. Jake answers questions about art directing, how to move up within the department, and what keeps you getti
In this episode, Janet talks about the types of lives that bring about success in the film industry. Like this episode? Please leave us a review — even one sentence helps!
In this episode, Janet discusses ways to connect with the film community through in-person events that are unique, engaging, and add to people's lives.
In the final installment of the Into the Industry series, Janet moves from theory to execution. You have the roadmap (Part 1) and the mindset (Part 2); now it’s time to design your future. This episode is about making th
Is "the struggle" really a necessary part of a film career? In Part 2 of this 3-part series, Janet reveals why the suffering most actors and filmmakers experience is actually optional. The struggle doesn't come from the
Does a career in the film industry feel like a "long shot"? In Part 1 of this 3-part series, Janet breaks down the exact roadmap to remove the uncertainty and risk. You don't need to get lucky; you just need to know the
In this episode, Janet speaks with a member of the Friends in Film program who is navigating the film industry as an assistant props manager and how that can lead towards bigger opportunities.
In this episode, Janet discusses her proven method of breaking into the film industry as a full-time professional and highlights the misconceptions people have that are normally trying to get in.
In this short episode, Janet reads an email sent to someone inquiring about being a production assistant. After pointing out many details of the email, we can see why it's clearly a scam.
In this episode, Janet discusses the difference between low quality and high quality problems and how getting to the root of high quality problems starts with your thinking.
"Say it how you want it" is the name of the game in today's episode. Janet also talks with several people who know what they would want to be and helps them become that in their mind.
In this episode, Janet takes a look at several resumes and offers advice to tailor them to be more recognizable in the film industry.
In this episode, Janet shows us how we are limiting the way we talk about ourselves in order to get the results that we want.
In this episode, Janet talks about resumes, why competing with professionals will never work, and why the seemingly busiest cities feel like they have no work surrounding them.
In this episode, Janet reveals and explains why some aspects of the film industry are the way they are. Regardless of experience, there's always a way to get on set and start building a career in the film industry.
In this episode, Janet recalls several recent stories on set, and how to navigate the delicate craft of maintaining relationships with peers.
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