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8. Up Your Networking Game
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How to Network at Film Festivals
Attending a film festival can be overwhelming... especially when you don't have a film screening there or a friend's film to go and see. YOU DO BELONG THERE!
It's ok to just head along to support the industry and your fellow artists! And it's an incredible way to meet the right people! Here ...
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Where Can I Find Networking Opportunities?
Pete Malicki, Playwright & Creative Career Coach
www.petemalicki.com
www.monologues.com.au
www.artsbusinessacademy.comCan I find networking opportunities?
Where are networking opportunities?
How do I discover networking opportunities?
Where are networking opportunities?
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What Are Some Ways & Places You've Found Or Met New Talent?
Greg Apps, CGA
Casting Director | Romper Stomper, Chopper, Mission Impossible 2, Round the Twist
Teacher | The Audition TechniqueWhere can I meet Greg Apps outside his audition room?
Where does Greg Apps find new talent?
Where do casting directors discover talent?
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THE JOURNEY - Course 6 | Network Your Way To Work (Even For Introverts!)
Course 6 of the Secret Actor Society Journey
Your network is your pathway to opportunities. Networking can feel overwhelming, and this course will ensure that even the most introverted actor feels comfortable meeting new people. Learn where, how, and with whom to network to ensure your time is...
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Reach Out To Five Filmmakers for Lunch
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How Can I Network With No Money?
Learn How To Network With No Money...
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Offer Yourself As A Reliable Reader
Offer Yourself As A Reliable Reader
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Invite Up When You Attend Events
Kym (https://imdb.me/kym) shares her strategies on who to invite when you have tickets to something awesome. The 'why' behind this surprising networking opportunity.
SAS Resources: https://secretactorsociety.com/member-resources
Watch this video on the SAS app instead, here:
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Create A Group Event
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Create A Fake Publicist
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Write To 3 People In The Industry That You Would Like To Work With
Finding the right way to introduce yourself to the industry can be hard. In this video we discuss some ways in which you can pitch yourself effectively and professionally to the people you admire.
1. How to write an email to a filmmaker
2. Network like an A-Lister
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How To Write A Great Email
How To Write A Great Email
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Do A Workshop With A Casting Director & Send A Thank You Note
You don't want to be annoying or high maintenance but there are ways to follow up in respectfully with casting directors. Thank you notes are a great way to do this.
In this video we talk about
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Meet With a Filmmaker You Have Previously Worked With
Maintaining your existing network can be easier and more productive than expanding your network.
After all, if a filmmaker is enough of a fan to hire you once, and you were cool to work with, aren't they the most likely to hire you again?
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Go To A Play Or Screening To Support An Industry Member
Here's the link to that video Kym mentioned about 'How To Network at a Film Festival':
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Meet With An Actor Or Filmmaker Who's Doing Better Than You
Meet With An Actor Or Filmmaker Who's Doing Better Than You
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Are There Certain Places I Can Go To Attract Success?
with Forbes Riley, Actor | Host | Producer | Coach
The Forbes Factor
www.ForbesFactor.comHow can I attract biggest roles?
How do I network with bigger level people?
How can I endear myself to bigger directors?
How can I broken my network?
How can I attract more success?
Where can I go to attrac...
