Entertainment Industry Question 25: Why doesn’t talent count for anything?
Jessica’s Answer: This question was followed by: “I’m sick of seeing people whose reels aren’t as good as mine getting work when I’m not!” So, to answer the question, yes, talent does count for something. To comment on the comment...Entertainment Industry Question 24: I am meeting a director I would like to work with. I’ve researched him but I don’t know what to say.
Jessica’s Answer: It sounds like your question is: How do I craft questions for a person I’ve researched? If I’m wrong and I haven’t answered your question, please clarify with more specifics in the comments. The key to making a good first impression...Entertainment Industry Question 23: I’ve been out of the industry for 2 years because I was sick. Is it possible to get back in?
Jessica’s Answer: The curse and the blessing of our industry is that there is no rule book. It’s a curse because there’s no manual to follow, no steps to take, no correlation between hard work & commitment=success. However, the blessing is,...Entertainment Industry Question 22: Are there any no-nos for staying in touch with people?
Jessica’s Answer: I’ll re-word that question to be: My lists of DONT’S when staying in touch. 1. Don’t call someone everyday. This may seem obvious to you, but it’s not to everyone. So, if I help one person, not to make this...Entertainment Industry Question 21: Should I stick to one thing (directing/acting/camera) or diversify?
Jessica’s Answer: That depends: how good are you at the different things you want to do? These days people are wearing many hats or using many /s. I think it’s great. I do it myself. The important business question is: How are you marketing...GET THE BOOK
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