Are you someone who produces TV, but also choreographs and/or dances? Maybe you’re an editor and a writer or a costume designer who also sings. What about the aspiring AD who has a background as an actor, but wants to do both, as opposed to only doing one or the other? In recent years, multi-hyphenates… Continue reading Navigating Multiple Sectors of the Entertainment Industry
Month: January 2024
January Entertainment Industry Wrap
Welcome to our 2024 monthly wrap-up of the latest industry happenings! In January, several key events and announcements took the entertainment world by storm. Here’s a rundown of the most significant takeaways from the month: THR Acting Roundtables The Hollywood Reporter’s Acting Roundtables brought together some of the industry’s most talented actors for insightful discussions… Continue reading January Entertainment Industry Wrap
The Perks of Being a Day Player
It’s tough not knowing when and where your next job will come from. If you get asked to day play on a gig, a part of you feels a bit relieved and happy to have something, even if it’s for less than a week. Sure, you may not have the same job security as someone… Continue reading The Perks of Being a Day Player
Frank Dietz’s Journey to Animation at Disney and Beyond
Frank Dietz is a seasoned writer and animation artist. Dietz has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry through characters you know and love such as Mulan, Hercules, and Tarzan. Join us as we delve into his multifaceted career, exploring the inspiration behind his work and gaining insights into the fascinating world of a true… Continue reading Frank Dietz’s Journey to Animation at Disney and Beyond
Key Differences, Pros and Cons About Studio vs. Freelance Production
Are you considering making the jump from freelance work to studio production? Are you working for a studio, but longing to be on-set? Are you wondering which might be the right place to start? If so, read on for an overview of the differences between freelance and studio production to help you make the best… Continue reading Key Differences, Pros and Cons About Studio vs. Freelance Production
Digital Hollywood CES 2024: 5 Key Takeaways for the Entertainment Industry’s Future
The Digital Hollywood portion of this year’s CES conference in Las Vegas shed light on the latest advancements in the entertainment and technology industries, offering valuable insights that can guide companies and teams towards future mobility and success. From immersive experiences, AI integration, influencer marketing and more, here are our top 5 takeaways from CES… Continue reading Digital Hollywood CES 2024: 5 Key Takeaways for the Entertainment Industry’s Future
5 Voiceover Writing Tips to Make Your Scripts Spectacular
Voiceover (VO) is an essential storytelling tool. When VO copy is written well, it can energize a familiar story, forge a unique tone and atmosphere for a project and inject a needed dose of humor or suspense into a narrative.However, when written poorly, it can be cheesy, drag the pace, confuse the viewer, state the… Continue reading 5 Voiceover Writing Tips to Make Your Scripts Spectacular
Maximizing Volunteer and Student Production Experience to Get Your Foot in the Door
Many struggle to break into the entertainment industry. While some may go to film school to build a portfolio, many run into the conundrum of needing work samples to find work, but needing work to create said samples. There is much debate about working for free or cheap, but it is still a tried-and-true method… Continue reading Maximizing Volunteer and Student Production Experience to Get Your Foot in the Door
A Comedy Writer’s Guide to Breaking Into the Industry
Comedy writing is one of the most coveted forms of writing. Landing a job in a comedy writer’s room is a dream come true —it’s a place where you can earn a living by being a witty goofball, which beats most other jobs hands down (with all due respect to educators). However, the burgeoning popularity… Continue reading A Comedy Writer’s Guide to Breaking Into the Industry
5 Notable Cinematographers Who Started From the Bottom
When you’re starting in the industry, it can be daunting to imagine becoming a director, producer or director of photography. As a production assistant, it may seem nearly impossible to become the next legend in the industry. Working hard and staying motivated are essential and can lead to substantial career progression. As an aspiring cinematographer… Continue reading 5 Notable Cinematographers Who Started From the Bottom