Welcome to The Friends In Film Blog

Ashley in Seattle quit her job and went full time into the film industry using the Friends in Film methods.

Before the Friends in Film program, Ashley was working as a receptionist at a PBS station. She was hoping that she would work her way up to producing and directing. However, things were not going fast enough so that’s why she joined the Friends in Film mentorship program.

Watch this video where I show you around on one of my sets. (And this whole shoot was shot with an iPhone-a big budget shoot that we shot with an iPhone).

This is a super cool and fun video, watch it now!

If you are like my husband Joe, you find it much easier to look away from somebody’s face when you’re talking to them.

It helps you think better.

If you’re worried whether there is enough work in your small market or if the amount of work will get you where you want to go…Watch this video now! It’s 1.5 minutes long!

Here is the answer!

Friends in Film member Eric said “It’s tough to find work in Austin.”

If you’re looking for a way to find work in a tough market, click below to watch this video!

Shit happens. But what if the shit that happens is going to negatively affect your career?

Goran has no idea how this happened, but now he’s got to figure it out. Watch this video to see how he avoids looking ridiculous!

If you’re losing motivation, it’s because there’s some fear or uncertainty you’re listening to…

You might be telling yourself, “I don’t know what to do.”

People ask me, if you want to make a change in your life, what do you got to do? We want change, but we have a hard time getting ourselves to change.

People want the muscles, but they have a hard time getting themselves to work out.

If you are a technical person, you may be interested in a position called DIT, a digital imaging technician.

This position pays over $1,000 per day and is part of the Camera department.