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Get Signed - Guidebook

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As an aspiring filmmaker, you're just starting out on your journey in the world of cinema. You're eager to learn, grow, and make your presence known in the industry. One crucial step on this journey could be finding a talent agent. They could open new doors for you, giving you access to opportunities that might seem unattainable now.


This guide is designed for beginners and is packed with practical advice, relatable experiences, and expert tips from industry professionals. By the end of this book, you'll have gained the knowledge and confidence to navigate the agent-director relationship, setting the stage for you to propel your career.


Happy reading!

Nur and Olia


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Customer Reviews

Lorenzo

Verified Buyer

8 months ago

Go into the detail

Very clear and well structured.
The topic is very professional and of a high standard. It makes it very clear what needs to be done and what is expected after collecting your best work.
I would perhaps have added a couple of pages on possible tips on how to produce spec spots in a professional and competitive way (always based on the market).
However, I am satisfied given that the topic is precisely "Get hired".

Pablo

Verified Buyer

5 days ago

A lot of obvious information, probably good for real beginngers.

It would be great if the book had some real examples and places to find an agent, it just says "Make a list relevant to your location", and "Contact people on Vimeo", to be honest, that is pretty annoying advice. It's also disappointing that it doesn't really tell you how to sell yourself to the agent, when are you ready to go to an agent? The advice is pretty general overall, I was expecting something more actionable, like a 10-step list to find an agent, a real page with resources like all the main advertising festivals, and something more interesting and useful in general.