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Hackernoon: Netflix Teams up with Edtech Company Stage 32 to Make a Global Statement

Happy Wednesday Creative Army! Stage 32's continued mission is to democratize the entertainment business and the industry is taking notice in a big way. We are incredibly proud and honored that Stage 32 has been featured recently in Forbes Magazine, Business Insider, Inc. Magazine, and now, for the second time, Hackernoon.  As many of you have likely heard, we are partnering with Netflix (again!) to bring even more education to entertainment creatives and professionals from around the globe...

Hackernoon: Netflix Teams up with Edtech Company Stage 32 to Make a Global Statement

5 Tips for an End-of-Year Creative Review

Anyone else finding themselves looking at the calendar these days going, “It’s what month already? How?” Don’t get me wrong – I love this time of year. It feels good to be finishing something – and it especially feels good to think about the new beginning right on the other side of it. If you’ve followed me for any amount of time, you’ve probably noticed that I love talking about process. I love systems that make it easier for me to achieve the goals I set for myself, and I’m constantly evalua...

5 Tips for an End-of-Year Creative Review

Coffee & Content: Behind the Scenes of Your Favorite Christmas Movies & How to Use Holiday Lights in Your Film

Happy Sunday Creative Army! First of all, congratulations to all of you who have already participated in our monthly Introduce Yourself Weekend! Thousands of connections have been made between entertainment creatives and professionals from every corner of the globe. Whether you are a long-time member, or brand new to Stage 32, take a moment to pop over to the Introduce Yourself Lounge and say hello before the end of the weekend. Now, grab some fresh coffee and let's dive into this week's conte...

Coffee & Content: Behind the Scenes of Your Favorite Christmas Movies & How to Use Holiday Lights in Your Film

Film Production Mentorship, Part 4: Priorities, Systems, and Leadership

Before I taught film and television production to teenagers, before I developed a comprehensive internship program within a production company, and before I shepherded freshman theatre technicians through grueling lighting hangs and late-night set strikes, I myself was mentored. I owe a great debt of gratitude to my first mentor; my mother. She is an expert in adult education and a retired computer specialist, so it may be no surprise to learn she was incredibly methodical when training me. Don'...

Karen "Kay" Ross
Karen "Kay" Ross
3 years ago
Film Production Mentorship, Part 4: Priorities, Systems, and Leadership

How to Network & Build a Lasting Career in Entertainment: Part 2

My very good friend, composer and sound designer / mixer Scott Szabo said there are three kinds of work: Art, Craft and Rent. He's absolutely right. Art is the stuff you are proud to have your name on, and you showcase on a website or reel, promoting shamelessly on social media! Craft might, or might not, be something to hold out as an example, but it will call upon your advanced skills and challenge you. Rent ... well, you show up, do a great job, make the client happy, cash the check and get o...

Brad Rushing
Brad Rushing
3 years ago
How to Network & Build a Lasting Career in Entertainment: Part 2

Coffee & Content: The Ultimate Guide to Editing Transitions & An Actor's Guide to Networking

Happy Sunday Creative Army! Have you had a creative weekend so far? I have some content here for you that is sure to get the creative juices flowing, so grab your coffee and let's dive in. First up, our friends over at StudioBinder put together a great video about all the scene transitions you can use in when cutting together your film. Specifically, this video shows nine types of edition transitions: fade, dissolve, match cut, iris, wipe, passing, whip pan, smash cut, and the J-cut. You wil...

Coffee & Content: The Ultimate Guide to Editing Transitions & An Actor's Guide to Networking

20 Tips for Getting More Organized in the New Year

Being a creative professional is more complicated than most people think. Whether you’re a writer, actor, or producer, your productivity levels are directly proportional to your organizational skills. Becoming an organized individual isn’t just about working in clean environments or managing time properly. It is also about organizing your thoughts, emotions, and actions in such a way that nothing and no one can stop you from reaching your objectives. In today’s post, I’m sharing 20 ideas tha...

Justin Osborne
Justin Osborne
3 years ago
20 Tips for Getting More Organized in the New Year

Stage 32 in Fast Company: How Niche Platforms Will Dominate Social Media in 2021 and Beyond

Happy Wednesday Stage 32! Since 2011, the Stage 32 team has been working tirelessly to help you stay connected, creative, motivated, and informed. As always, we are committed to bringing you networking opportunities, education and mentoring from top-level industry executives and professionals, and access to decision-makers around the globe all from the comfort of your own home. Recently our efforts have been noticed by the media in a big way. We are incredibly proud and honored that Stage 32...

Taylor C. Baker
Taylor C. Baker
3 years ago
Stage 32 in Fast Company: How Niche Platforms Will Dominate Social Media in 2021 and Beyond

The Secret's Out: Netflix & Stage 32 are Partnering for a Free Global Initiative

NETFLIX AND STAGE 32 INTRODUCE A NEW INITIATIVE TO HELP ASPIRING SERIES AND FILMMAKERS CREATE ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE Earlier this year, our two organizations teamed up for a workshop on Television Pitching that was attended by 100,000 aspiring creators in over 160 countries. We knew it would be a natural fit, but it was amazing to see the global impact of the workshop. That’s why we’ve decided to once again partner on the Creating Content for the Global Mark...

The Secret's Out: Netflix & Stage 32 are Partnering for a Free Global Initiative

Film Production Mentorship, Part 3: Creating Strategies as a Production Coordinator

How do you know if you're ready to level up from a Production Assistant (PA) to a Production Coordinator (PC)? PCs are not necessarily the fastest PAs, but they are the ones taking on the most responsibilities. Are you guarding receipts with your life? Do you protect the integrity of lunch orders as if they were a precious commodity? Have you started to program everyone's phone number into your phone, so you don't have to take the extra time to look it up when you have to dial it? Oh, yes. PCs a...

Karen "Kay" Ross
Karen "Kay" Ross
3 years ago
Film Production Mentorship, Part 3: Creating Strategies as a Production Coordinator
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