Hollywood 101
"This amazing book breaks down into steps everything a person needs to know to approach and achieve their dream job in the entertainment industry." —Paul Clinton, film reviewer and entertainment reporter for CNN Making it in Hollywood is possible. But only if you have a workable strategy. When author Frederick Levy launched his own fledgling career, he didn't know a soul in the business. But that didn't stop him and it doesn't have to stop you. Hollywood 101 is a complete game plan for getting your foot in the door of the film industry. With fascinating inside stories and advice from key players, it takes you step-by-step up the ladder of success. Whether you aspire to be a producer, director, writer, talent agent, and any other behind-the-camera professional, this is the one book you need to turn your "reel" dreams into reality! "By page 47, I graded this book 100 . . . and it went up from there! It's such an informative book about getting in, successfully being in the film industry. It's detailed and casual, with wonderful stories and effective comments and quotes. It does it all!" —Arthur Hiller, former president, Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences "There's nothing like it in Hollywood . . . It is Hollywood, from A-to-Z, especially 'C'—for career. They only thing better is having an uncle who owns a studio." —Bill Harris, E! Entertainment Television
English edition · First published 2000 by Open Road Integrated Media, Inc. · ISBN 9781429955256
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- Hollywood 101 · Open Road Integrated Media, Inc. · 2000 · ISBN 9781429955256 This page
- Hollywood 101: The Film Industry · Renaissance Books · 2000 · ISBN 9781580631235
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