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Why Some Filmmakers Are Broke, Lonely, & Beaten Down [And How to Change It]

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The below blog is a guest article written by Paulina for STAGE 32 and can be viewed HERE. I entered 2019 completely broke. I live for free in a guest house with my fiancé, so my expenses equated to my insurance and groceries. I couldn’t afford them the following month. That’s how broke I was. I

Sales and Marketing: What Indie Film is MISSING

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Before making MAIL ORDER MONSTER , I studied day and night on the ins and outs of film marketing and distribution. I went to seminars, I paid for webinars, I have pages and pages and pages of notes. Then I executed my plan. Most of it went according to plan, and most of what went according to plan

We Made a Movie.

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First, I’d like to start by sharing my unbelievable gratitude to those who have not only been a part of making this film, but who have also supported it. This film would be absolutely nothing if it weren’t for the likes, the shares, the purchases, and reviews of the film. Those all mean so much.

Paulina Lagudi Interviewed for The Native Society

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What do I do best? I think the one quality I have that has helped me most in both my personal and business lives is my ability to adapt to situations. I have no problem dropping everything and starting fresh or scratching an idea and pivoting to something else. As a filmmaker, being able to adapt

Discover Film Podcast Interview with Paulina Lagudi

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This week, episode #20 of the Discover Film podcast was released interviewing our director Paulina Lagudi. Paulina and Jeffrey Howard, the programer for the Film Invasion L.A. film festival as well as the moderator of the podcast, discuss the Jax Productions short film THIS IS HOW. Click HERE to

Forget About Being Liked. Just Be Great.

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This post comments more on leadership in general and isn't just relevant to the entertainment industry. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter if you're the producer/director of a film, a CEO of a company, or the coach of a football team. If you're the person running the ship, people will like you

INVEST IN YOUR TEAM. RELY ON YOURSELF.

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Filmmaking is a team sport. Sometimes that's a good and sometimes that's a bad thing. I have been in situations where my team has been stellar and I've been able to rely on them to bring my vision to life, and I have also been in situations where I've dealt with the complete opposite. In most