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Making a movie when you don’t have any money.

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So, you want to make a movie but you don't have any money, eh? Back in the day when someone would tell me this, I'd have a very similar reaction as I do in the picture above, but less curious and more wanting to just teoll you to piss off. Nowadays, I react differently. Why? Well, I was

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

Interview with Paulina Lagudi on Life as Timothy Blog

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The Life as Timothy blog did a really great interview and post on Paulina Lagudi. Below is an excerpt from the blog, so please check out the full write up on Timothy's blog here. Meet Paulina. A Go-Getter With So Much Heart. Last week I sat down with Paulina Lagudi. She's someone I admire

Let’s Talk Payroll

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This is the first of a series of blog posts I will be writing on the topics of production payroll and accounting. I have noticed there isn't much information on these topics out there that is clear, concise, and all in one place. I hope you find this series informative. Please let me know if there

Do You, Boo Boo.

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This entertainment, movie, TV, whatever industry is tough. Well, all industry's are tough, but this industry is especially tough. The reason I say that isn't because our work is any more or less difficult than anyone else's. I say that because our industry is smothered in other people's uninvited