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    <subTitle>a director's journey &amp; motivational handbook</subTitle>
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    <extent>xx, 290 pages :  illustrations ;  23 cm.</extent>
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  <abstract>"Becoming a Director is not just about making a film, webseries, commercial, or music video. If that were the case, with today's access to equipment and free distribution, there'd be thousands more working professionals. Turning your passion into a profession requires the ability to make transitions, at the exact moment a pivot is needed, with creativity and precision. Chatmon's book helps Directors carve out a career with targeted anecdotes, worksheets, and other resources, all of which fall into three designated categories: How-To, Self-Help, and Inspiration"--</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>The early years -- NYU Film School -- The real world aka the school of hard knocks -- "Who's got $520,000? Anyone...anyone?" -- "Premium" -- the making of my first feature film -- Bills to pay: 12 years of employment at NYU -- "Premium" -- the road to distribution -- "761st" and Tribeca all access -- A production company, podcast, and a monthly event -- "BlackCard" -- the psychological pivot -- Episodic television director development programs -- Securing representation -- The road to my first episode -- Reflections and next steps.</tableOfContents>
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