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To my Tampa network, let me know if I can make an introduction
Happy New Year! I'm recruiting for an exciting in-house position in Tampa, Florida. The ideal candidate has strong ties to Tampa and has 2+ years of experience handling M&A matters. If you're interested in this, feel free to send me a message so we can talk further!
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I’ve hired a lot of directors. And I took notes. Here are 5 things to look for in a commercial director so you get dope content that doesn’t feel…commercial. 1. Enthusiasm. Do you think this director is genuinely excited about your product and telling its story? The answer should always be yes. 2. In-depth treatments. If someone takes shortcuts on a treatment, they’ll do the same thing on set. Look for a fully fleshed out treatment. 3. Openness. Is this director always working with the same crew for every shoot? Then they might be too comfortable with their own routine and not what is best for the project. Look for someone who’s open to new crew and ideas. 4. A clear perspective…with room for flexibility. At SixTwentySix, we work with directors with a crystal clear perspective and the confidence to execute it. BUT being flexible to accommodate change is essential. Otherwise, everyone’s unhappy. 5. Someone you actually *like.* At the end of the day, if you don’t get along with the person on a Zoom call, chances are pretty low you’re going to be a match made in heaven when the budget – and client expectations – are on the line. What’s been a stand-out quality in the directors your brand has worked with? Tell me what my list is missing.
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Video Creative Director | Creative Manager | Producer | Post Producer Expert in Video Production, Post Production and Storytelling. Passionate About Building Brands and Engaging Audiences.
Chances are you are hiring production professionals who are faking it. This is just facts. Most up and coming in the regional markets weren't trained, weren't brought up on set, or in a production office. Production isn't easy... well unless your creative is weak and you have a big budget, then its impossible not to screw it up. And many have figured out, hire a good DP, say yes to everything and "you too can be an exec producer or even a director!" I'll leave you with this. In Wherespot FB group this past week this was a post: A client wants to hire me to produce a few commercial spots in Houston. The project requires Talent, Director, DP, key grip with gear, and multiple locations, so maybe a location scout. So my question is, what is the person called to put all these pieces together? Would that be the Production Manager? I am looking for a person in Houston who can help me put all these assets together and give me price points for these individuals. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Sigh... this was not satire. This person was being hired to "produce" for a client, and literally asked for help "producing" the job without knowing what he was being asked to do or how.
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What does a Film Sales Agent do exactly? They act as the bridge between indie filmmakers and distributors, they leverage their industry ties to seal distribution deals worldwide, ensuring your film reaches as many screens as possible. From negotiating deals to crafting marketing campaigns, a film sales agent wears many hats, aiming to maximize your film's exposure and profits. Wondering if you should hire one? Initiating the collaboration early facilitates a comprehensive understanding of your creative vision, enabling them to devise strategic approaches effectively Learn more in the link in the comments.
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The terms "manager" and "agent" are commonly used in the entertainment industry, but what is the difference? While agents focus on job opportunities and connections, managers shape your overall career image and progress. Both roles must adhere to specific rules and regulations but vary in terms of compensation and client relationships. Artists navigating the entertainment industry should be aware of these differences to better protect their interests. Learn more about the key differences between agents and managers in the blog linked in the comments ⬇ ⬇ #Agent #Manager #entertainment #law #RLEntertainment
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Great opportunity in The Coastal Empire
Join our partner location in Savannah, GA! #nowhiring #funeraldirectors #funeralcareers #funeralservice
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What’s the heck is this message about? “At this time we will not be filling this position” I mean, can someone please provide me a few reasons why this would happen? #instructionaldesign #learningexperiencedesign #learningdesign
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Sales @ WINN.AI | ex-500 Global VC | Accelerating startups >> Accelerating Sales | Accelerators Community Manager | Automated Notes & CRM Updates 🤖 | Playbook Adherence 📖 | CRM Hygiene 🧹 | #ProspectingAsAWayOfLife
My First Unofficial SDR Gig (14 yr): How did my first rejection lead me to produce a movie with an NYFA graduate, adult redhead cast 🍊, with no expenses? When I was 14, I wanted to act in an international film competition (48 hours); no one wanted a kid on their team, and my application just got ignored. So I decided to build my own production. * Got through the application's database and CALLED all the applicants. And some of them referred me to others. * Shrunk my scope to only Redheads cast, which actually helped engage more actors. * Wasn’t afraid to reach out and demand. The team that created our soundtrack shared - “we were so surprised when you came to sign us on the papers in person, we were sure you were way older than us” (they were 20). * Prioritised team members with additional value like access to film equipment, etc. I ended up building a production that included an NYFA graduate director, a full production team from the best institutions, and Redheads acting school alumni. The movie wasn’t great, but I won skills and courage that I still definitely use today. #ProspectingAsAWayOfLife
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On-boarding here at Dot Compliance. ⚕ To tell you a little more about how the process went before and now. 🔎 When I was looking for my next company, I actually accepted and started working for another company, who were in very early stages but with great people in charge. This was known to my current Boss, who was not surprised 😏 🕦 During that time, there was chain of events that delayed the decision and made me very anxious to be honest. 👻 Before all this, it was even worse, ghosted, ignored or just verbal offers that never happen. 💔 I was feeling like it was happening again. I'm sure this is a normal thing now, in all kinds of positions, either sales, engineering, medical, etc. Now, please visit my profile and let's endorse each others skills and strike a convo! Here I am during my new obsession/hobby 😅, Pickleball! Who is with me?🥒 #salestrategy #salesdevelopment #humanconnector
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📋 How to Hire a Production Manager: A Comprehensive Guide In film and video production, the right production manager is essential for keeping your project on track. Learn how to find the perfect candidate with this comprehensive guide, featuring expert tips and resources from ProductionHUB. #ProductionManager #HiringGuide #FilmProduction #VideoProduction #ProductionHUB #TipsAndTricks
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