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I just uploaded this very important video for you here. It gives you a forgotten approach that might just be the HOLY GRAIL of accomplishing big goals in the film industry even when you feel fear. Are you trying not to feel fear?

If so… let me tell you that’s impossible.

If you are an actor making very little money in the film industry, you might be wondering how much you could make if you expanded your horizons, what if you did acting as well as some of the other production jobs that Friends in Film teaches you how to get.

Watch this video to learn how Friends in Film member Tamara went from an actor making $200 a day to working in film making between $250 and over a $1,000 per day, but here’s the exciting part…She’s making around $60 – $70,000 per year using our techniques. Watch this video now to see what she’s doing!

Would you like me to personally help you?

Watch this short video. 

Are you curious about the mentorship program and would like to watch a one minute video that sums up how the program is structured?

Watch a one minute summary of the mentorship program!

Some people wonder how someone can get on big movies and TV shows so fast.

If you implement what I show you in the video, you’ll have more business than you’ll know what to do with. 

If you’re always trying to connect with CDs, watch this video.

Sometimes your conversations feel forced?

Don’t worry! : – ) In this video, I explain what you need to know so that it all comes together for you. You’ll be able to easily know who is who on set and what is going on. You can walk with confidence when you know what is going on and feel like you are part of the team.

You’re going to love this video! It’s when I was shooting at the Warner Bros Lot. Watch it now, it’s only a 1.5 minutes long!

Will anyone care that I don’t have a driver’s license? What if I live in an area with really good public transit, do I still need one?

The reason why you need to have a driver’s license is because production needs people who can go on coffee runs, pick up props form the prop house, drop off wardrobe at the wardrobe stylist’s house, pick the director up from the airport…tasks like that.

Don’t do it!

If you’re an actor, and almost ready to go back to school for another degree… don’t do it.

If you move to LA you’re definitely going to shoot at Club Ed at some point.

Club Ed is a movie set in the high desert that was built in 1990 for the Dennis Hopper film “Eye of the Storm.” After the movie’s shooting was complete, the crew felt that the classic Route 66 set was too good to tear down and so Club Ed was born and named after Ed, who was the caretaker.