Although advances in digital technology may be the most noticeable change in the television and film industries, the shift from talent agencies to talent management companies may be one of
There are a lot of articles online that are focused on how to become successful as a filmmaker. But the majority of these articles sound like a fairytale. Many of
How to breakthrough in movie business? It is a question of all script writers and filmmakers. Hollywood film studios and TV networks used to buy three types of scripts before
Established in the 1970s, film packaging is a practice by talent agencies to reap greater profits at the expense of outside talent that cannot be included in a television or
If you have watched movies, particularly Hollywood films over time you have probably noticed similar plot points in different genres. When repeated often enough, they become clichés. Such clichés become
It may seem strange at first that the father of modern physics can have his thinking process associated with writing screenplays. But Albert Einstein was not only brilliant in
For every actor who becomes a star, there are hundreds or thousands who never reach that goal. There are a wide variety of reasons why one actor catches that lucky
Ask anyone how difficult it is to sell a TV series to networks, especially in today’s world of diminishing audiences that are looking for new entertainment options. But the market
When you produce your film you have won 50% of the battle, the rest of it depends on how you present it to the audience. I have 12 years experience
Making a film requires spending a lot of money, time and hard work whether it is a short or feature film project. The majority of filmmakers in film industry are
How Investors Can Make Sure They Get Their Money Back No Matter film Sells or Not? We talked with many investors ( the scams ones who pretended to be investor
Executives in Hollywood and film distributors love stories based on true events. The popularity of films made during World War 2 and films made about the era are still quite
Pitching a movie or a TV pilot to the big 6 in Hollywood is an art that requires skills, networking, solid background, good strategy, timing and above all a good
For well over a century, major Hollywood studios have used the same top-down management process to create movies. This archaic system has stifled creativity and made it near-impossible to pitch
Movies that are based on true stories or are centered on the life of someone famous or infamous seems more popular today than ever before. While such biopics or true