Judie Tallman
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Hey guys, just want to say hi and I have really enjoyed the screenwriter's blogs. Keep up the good work!
Appreciate that, Judie. We're dedicated to bringing the community the best writers speaking on the most pertinent topics. Thanks for the note!
Hey guys, I am very frustrated trying to find freelance work in New York. If anyone knows of websites devoted to finding work, I am in need ( and not Craigslist1110
Have you tried Mandy!
yes Nathan for over 10 years! I think I have gotten maybe three jobs from that site!
Try Jobsrepido It a site that pulls job post from every other site and puts them all in one site they email me every day with new jobs i get about half my gigs here also try New England Film i just found this one looks good hope this helps Nate
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Hi Judie, thanks for adding me to your network! I wish you all the best for the New Year! Let me know if you ever need a stills photographer or photographic storyboarder! Aimee www.aimeespinks.com
Dear Aimee, I wish all of the jobs I did were storyboarded! I was a one a few weeks ago that was a nightmare. I am surprised that want -to- be directors don't see the importance of having your whole crew on the same page.It is as tho every jerk with a camera thinks they can direct and can do it without a plan.
Tell me about it! A lot of people see it as tedious and unneccesary but it halves the amount of time shooting without one, consequently saving the company hundreds if not thousands on cast and crew wages as well as kit hire! The great thing with the kind of storyboarding I do is that it is designed to emulate what the actual finished film will look like before it's even made so that investors can see exactly what they're putting their money into. As a result it greatly increases the producer's chance of securing the cash they need for production!
I read Alfred Hitchcock's autobiography, and he always storyboarded. To the point where he felt so confident in his camera crew being on the same page, that he would not always be there for the actual shoot. You are so right about the selling point for potential investors. I wish you lived here!
Happy 2012 Sean! Let me know if you have any shoots in New York coming up.
Happy New Year to you.
Hi Philip, thank you for the friendship. Best wishes to you and have a wonderful 2012.
Thank you, I hope you have a wonderdul 2012 as well :)
Thanks Richard, I appreciate the personal touch!
You are very welcome. It's something we take very serious around here! Every member matters to the 32 crew. We're all in this together.