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Starting Out: Don’t Undervalue Your Work

I can’t believe I graduated college two years ago, it feels like it’s been forever. I’ve spent the bulk of my two years applying to different gigs, sending out pitches, entering competitions, and trying to make some money in the film industry (not retail). When I was applying to gigs, I began wondering what’s the right rate to charge with my experience on set. How much should I sell a script for? What should I charge a client to write a script? I had so many questions that I wished my colleagu...

Emi Sano
Emi Sano
9 years ago
Starting Out: Don’t Undervalue Your Work

RB's Interview on Rolling Tape Podcast!

Hey Everyone! Today we have a GREAT interview with our CEO, RB, with Forest Day Jr, from the video podcast, Rolling Tape. Whether you are new to the site or if you've been with us forever, you will really enjoy watching RB talk about Stage 32, what the site means to him and how it can benefit members. You can view the podcast below... RB explains what Stage 32 is all about and how he came up with the idea, as well as the importance of regular connecting and networking. RB gives examples...

Rosalind Winton
Rosalind Winton
9 years ago
RB's Interview on Rolling Tape Podcast!

Cut It Out!

I’ve done it, you’ve done it, everyone’s done it: as you watch a movie or TV show you find yourself screaming “not that again!” or “he wouldn’t do that!” or “that makes no sense!” So now I’m going to list my pet peeves – those things I just can’t stand seeing over and over again in shows or movies. Or those things that just leap out as contrivances that just don’t work. I also reached out to colleagues in the entertainment industry for their ideas. I’d like this blog post to be interactive:...

Dennis Coleman
Dennis Coleman
9 years ago
Cut It Out!

The Five Most Powerful Tools A Film Score Composer Has

The job of a film score composer is to elicit an emotional response from the audience viewing the film. Bing, Bang, Boom!!! In a nut shell that's it! That's the job description! Sometimes the score needs to terrify the audience or fill them with suspense, other times it calls for a triumphant feeling. Composers are called to make people laugh, cry and even fall in love. Each composer has their own 'voice' and their scores encompass an enormous variety of styles of music, depending on the natur...

Nicholas Patrick
Nicholas Patrick
9 years ago
The Five Most Powerful Tools A Film Score Composer Has

RB's Stage 32 News, Notes, Discussions and Other Fun Stuff (May 20, 2016)

STAGE 32 NEWS Live From Cannes - Talking Stage 32 Member Success & Cannes News - We wanted to share a Cannes update. So far we have met hundreds of Stage 32 members from all around the world, 32 which have films screening here at Cannes, and that are competing, which has been so inspiring!  Listen to RB's update from the Variety party in Cannes and get the news on amazing things going on here! 10 Reasons To Release Your Feature As A Web Series - You can now shoot a movie on a phone. You can e...

RB's Stage 32 News, Notes, Discussions and Other Fun Stuff (May 20, 2016)

Stage32.com Party At the 2016 Cannes Film Festival - Meet our Members

 Meet Stage 32 members from all over the world who have had success using Stage32.com!   Like this blog post? Please share it on social media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, email etc) by using social media buttons at the top of the blog. Or post to your personal blog and anywhere else you feel appropriate. Thank you. As always, we welcome thoughts and remarks on ANY of the content above in the Comments section below...  

Amanda Toney
Amanda Toney
9 years ago
Stage32.com Party At the 2016 Cannes Film Festival - Meet our Members

RB's Stage 32 News, Notes, Discussions and Other Fun Stuff (May 13, 2016)

STAGE 32 NEWS Let's Celebrate You! Hey there, my Stage 32 fam! I have some very exciting news for you all today. You know, I say this all the time, but we are so lucky to have this incredible platform. I know for many of us, it has jumpstarted our careers and totally transformed our lives. We have immediate access to a world of opportunities at our fingertips, as well as this amazingly supportive community to keep us going forward. Not to mention, the incredibly affordable educational resources...

RB's Stage 32 News, Notes, Discussions and Other Fun Stuff (May 13, 2016)

From 'Real to Reel': The Three E’s of an Independent Filmmaker

If I ever told my mother that I was homeless when I stayed in Savannah, GA for film school, she would have killed me.  I remember the day I graduated from Virginia State University and thinking to myself… 'What the hell am I going to do now that I graduated school?' I just received my bachelor’s degree in Hospitality Management, but I knew that was not what I wanted to do. My heart wasn’t in it at all. I knew what I wanted to do, what I wanted to be, but I just didn’t have the balls to do it -...

Gerald Turner
Gerald Turner
9 years ago
From 'Real to Reel': The Three E’s of an Independent Filmmaker

RB's Stage 32 News, Notes, Discussions and Other Fun Stuff (May 6, 2016)

STAGE 32 NEWS The Record Breaking Content Challenge Comes to a Close (But Continues on in Spirit!)   Actors! Understand the Difference Between Busy and Effective   Stage 32 Opening The Cannes Film Festival Marche du Film - 4 Events Planned   SydneysBuzz - Kering and the Festival de Cannes Poster 2016 'Women in Motion' LatinoBuzz: Emerging Filmmaker Anghelo Taylor OUTspoken Announcing Stage 32’s First Annual Comedy Writing Contest Winners!   STAGE 32 EDUCATION Lo...

RB's Stage 32 News, Notes, Discussions and Other Fun Stuff (May 6, 2016)

Nine Questions That Directors Have For Film Composers

The art of filmmaking is one of the most collaborative projects that exists. So many roles play a part in the making of a film. Communication, camaraderie, and collective skills all play a part in making just one scene on the set. It is amazing that a creative thought that pops into a writer’s head turns into a whole story. Then that story turns out to be a brilliant idea. Now, the story that was in the writer’s head, is being acted out and created by cast members and a production crew. After...

Bryan Dusseau
Bryan Dusseau
9 years ago
Nine Questions That Directors Have For Film Composers
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