You know how we love it when people share their mistakes on set.

Well Jessica gives us the mother load of mistakes. Haha : – )

I’ve got to say that getting to the levels I’ve gotten to in the film industry has been pretty…easy.

In this video I want to share with you my secret to making it easy for you too.

Alex recently got the opportunity to be a session runner for a big casting director (CD).

He had known this casting director before he started the FIF Into The Industry Certification Program but back then, she only knew him as an actor.

Instead of having fear run you, there is a way that you can use fear to become the person that you want to be.

I know that sounds kind of weird.

What if you have some experience but it’s old?

Friends in Film member Alexandra has been in Salt Lake City for a few years. Before joining the program, she had some video production experience and internships.

If you want to be A-list, What do you think that takes?

Luck? Skills? Connections?

If you are sometimes fearful when you’re on set, don’t know what to say, don’t know how to get people to remember you and like you…

Obviously, it’s something you are creating, right?

Here are 5 steps to get anything you want in life.

If you sometimes feel like you keep trying — but results just don’t come.

Why is it that people pass you over for opportunities… until you do the Friends in Film mentorship program and then all of sudden the doors open. It’s a great feeling when everybody wants you.

Ashley tells us how this happened for her and it’s got a satisfying twist to it!

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.