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Finding a Film Job  by: Jeff Anderson Film jobs are hard to find, but for the fortunate few, very rewarding. The key is not to set your goals so high that they cannot be attained. By that I mean, if your goal is to be in the next big Brad Pitt film, and you're a relative unknown, you're probably setting yourself up for disappointment. But there are plenty of film jobs that you can get. The world of independent film is rich with opportunities for those starting out in the film industry. If you are prepared to make your services affordable and be persistant, you'll have a chance to succeed. When you first start out, you'll probably be working for credit, or at best--deferred pay. This means that there won't be any up front money on the project, but you will begin building a resume and this has value in itself. Once you have a few films on your resume, and clips of these films that you can submit as a demo reel, you will start being considered for more work. This type of experience is priceless. Let's face it, there are a lot of things that we think we can do, but we never know for sure until we try them and succeed. I always advise young composers to respect the work of those who have gone before. Believe it or not, there will be a time when you are one of these elder statesmen and will appreciate the respect. About The Author Jeff Anderson knows his films. He knows what to look for and what pitfalls to avoid. Let him guide you to finding out more about films. Contact him at Jeff@filmington.com or visit the blog at his site www.filmington.com. This article was posted on April 13, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Recreation and Sports" Category: How to Bet Proposition Bets at a Sportsbook by RJ Bell Buying Tips When You're Camping by Gray Rollins Performing Magic for Kids by J.L. Siefers Signed Ji-Sung Park Man United Shirt Being Given Away For Charity by Robert Brookes Astonishing Victorian-Era Golf Book Predicted Bullet Trains and Television by Steve Smith Differences Between Canadian And American Football by Jonathon Hardcastle PurePoint Golf Swing Technique – Fairway Woods by David Nevogt Online Games - Touching Horizons With Teeming Popularity by Jonathan White Arsenal Football team by Marcia Henin What Is Cricket Podcast, Do You Know? by Ella Wilson << Back to "Recreation And Sports" Index

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