Style Mirroring for Customization

I’m currently investigating a new tool that might make resume customization simpler and faster. Yes it is an AI tool…

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Finding work in an era of Runaway Production

History When I first started in the business in Los Angeles in 1994, people were grumbling about “runaway production”. Back…

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How to Find the Pain Points in a job listing – and what to do next.

Original Image by Gerd Altmann   https://pixabay.com/users/geralt-9301/ The primary goal of your resume and cover letter is to get you…

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Filmmaking Grants Resources

Sayla U’ilani Whalen, one of two recipients of Women in Media’s Developing Filmmaker Fellowships, funded by a grant from the…

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“A Confused Buyer Always Says No”

Photo by Yan Krukau via Pexels.com I have come to the realization that I say this at least once to…

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What do hard days look like to you?

I enjoy Mel Robbins. Her work is all about personal growth using science backed strategies. She spends a lot of…

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AI wants my job – sorta.

Well, it looks like AI has decided to take over a good part of my job. LinkedIn has a new…

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The Current State of Things

Fair warning! This post has a lot of data in it. Not everyone is interested in that. TL;DR – People…

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How to Choose a Writers’ Group

I’ve been a member of the Women in Media writers’ program for a couple of years now, and I love…

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Grants as a Filmmaking Funding Strategy

The longer your film, the smaller the proportion of your budget is likely to come from grants. But even an…

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