Film industry: expectations vs reality
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I consider cinema to be the most romanticized industry in the world. We see only a beautiful picture, and ordinary people can’t even imagine what’s going on in reality. So I had a lot of expectations and stupid hopes. And here are the stupidest and the most naive:
1. Actors. We see these people as some cool characters and unconsciously fall in love with them. But they are often very closed-minded people who ignore everyone. The actors are accustomed to get great attention and don’t always realize that they are just ordinary people. That’s why they allow themselves too much, expecting them to just get away with it.
2. Not the actors make the most money on movies, but producers. Producers receive from 5 to 50% of the film’s sales. The film’s sales bring tens and hundreds of millions of dollars. Actors earn much less. But few people talk about it, because the producers don’t disclose their salaries.
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3. The main characters are given not to those who are the most talented, but to those who sell the film well. For example, there are two candidates. One is a super brilliant but not famous young actor. The second is a worse actor, but he has 10 million followers. Guess who they’ll choose?
4. It’s fun. Even if some super scary movie is being filmed, all the actors hang out and have fun behind the camera. Plus, every day something new and cool happens on the film sets.
5. Filming takes a LOT of time. Even 30 seconds can be filmed during the whole day. Plus, often actors have to just wait for a lot of time. For example, you will shoot for one or two hours during a 12-hour shift. And then you just wait for other scenes and close-ups of the actors to be shot, and so on.
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Well, do you still think filming is so easy and funny? Los Angeles, California
Film industry: expectations vs reality
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I consider cinema to be the most romanticized industry in the world. We see only a beautiful picture, and ordinary people can’t even imagine what’s going on in reality. So I had a lot of expectations and stupid hopes. And here are the stupidest and the most naive:
1. Actors. We see these people as some cool characters and unconsciously fall in love with them. But they are often very closed-minded people who ignore everyone. The actors are accustomed to get great attention and don’t always realize that they are just ordinary people. That’s why they allow themselves too much, expecting them to just get away with it.
2. Not the actors make the most money on movies, but producers. Producers receive from 5 to 50% of the film’s sales. The film’s sales bring tens and hundreds of millions of dollars. Actors earn much less. But few people talk about it, because the producers don’t disclose their salaries.
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3. The main characters are given not to those who are the most talented, but to those who sell the film well. For example, there are two candidates. One is a super brilliant but not famous young actor. The second is a worse actor, but he has 10 million followers. Guess who they’ll choose?
4. It’s fun. Even if some super scary movie is being filmed, all the actors hang out and have fun behind the camera. Plus, every day something new and cool happens on the film sets.
5. Filming takes a LOT of time. Even 30 seconds can be filmed during the whole day. Plus, often actors have to just wait for a lot of time. For example, you will shoot for one or two hours during a 12-hour shift. And then you just wait for other scenes and close-ups of the actors to be shot, and so on.
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Well, do you still think filming is so easy and funny? Los Angeles, California
Film industry: expectations vs reality
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I consider cinema to be the most romanticized industry in the world. We see only a beautiful picture, and ordinary people can’t even imagine what’s going on in reality. So I had a lot of expectations and stupid hopes. And here are the stupidest and the most naive:
1. Actors. We see these people as some cool characters and unconsciously fall in love with them. But they are often very closed-minded people who ignore everyone. The actors are accustomed to get great attention and don’t always realize that they are just ordinary people. That’s why they allow themselves too much, expecting them to just get away with it.
2. Not the actors make the most money on movies, but producers. Producers receive from 5 to 50% of the film’s sales. The film’s sales bring tens and hundreds of millions of dollars. Actors earn much less. But few people talk about it, because the producers don’t disclose their salaries.
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3. The main characters are given not to those who are the most talented, but to those who sell the film well. For example, there are two candidates. One is a super brilliant but not famous young actor. The second is a worse actor, but he has 10 million followers. Guess who they’ll choose?
4. It’s fun. Even if some super scary movie is being filmed, all the actors hang out and have fun behind the camera. Plus, every day something new and cool happens on the film sets.
5. Filming takes a LOT of time. Even 30 seconds can be filmed during the whole day. Plus, often actors have to just wait for a lot of time. For example, you will shoot for one or two hours during a 12-hour shift. And then you just wait for other scenes and close-ups of the actors to be shot, and so on.
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Well, do you still think filming is so easy and funny? Los Angeles, California
Film industry: expectations vs reality
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I consider cinema to be the most romanticized industry in the world. We see only a beautiful picture, and ordinary people can’t even imagine what’s going on in reality. So I had a lot of expectations and stupid hopes. And here are the stupidest and the most naive:
1. Actors. We see these people as some cool characters and unconsciously fall in love with them. But they are often very closed-minded people who ignore everyone. The actors are accustomed to get great attention and don’t always realize that they are just ordinary people. That’s why they allow themselves too much, expecting them to just get away with it.
2. Not the actors make the most money on movies, but producers. Producers receive from 5 to 50% of the film’s sales. The film’s sales bring tens and hundreds of millions of dollars. Actors earn much less. But few people talk about it, because the producers don’t disclose their salaries.
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3. The main characters are given not to those who are the most talented, but to those who sell the film well. For example, there are two candidates. One is a super brilliant but not famous young actor. The second is a worse actor, but he has 10 million followers. Guess who they’ll choose?
4. It’s fun. Even if some super scary movie is being filmed, all the actors hang out and have fun behind the camera. Plus, every day something new and cool happens on the film sets.
5. Filming takes a LOT of time. Even 30 seconds can be filmed during the whole day. Plus, often actors have to just wait for a lot of time. For example, you will shoot for one or two hours during a 12-hour shift. And then you just wait for other scenes and close-ups of the actors to be shot, and so on.
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Well, do you still think filming is so easy and funny? Los Angeles, California
On Monday, April 11, I’ll switch my blog to English
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April 11th marks the beginning of my international growth story as a blogger, producer and actor. I’ve started thinking about translating the blog about two years ago, but I was ashamed of speaking English, my accent, and mistakes. And now I see clearly: there is no reason to postpone it.
– I have a super-successful business in the US.
– I work with fuckingly cool clients.
– I make a lot of money even by US standards.
– People from all over the world follow my blog.
And if my “shitty” knowledge of the language lets me work and have a cool life in the US, then I can manage my blog in English!
What will you find on my blog?
– A huge amount of insider information about the cinema world. There are so many understatements and secrets around this industry that someone needs to reveal the truth. And I will be this person.
– Business and a lot of money. I was born in a poor family and I believe that I have achieved just huge financial success. That’s the reason why I want to share with you all tricks and tips.
By the way, I really like to write long posts, and it is the main feature of my blog. Therefore, my international followers, I wanna ask you. What would you like to know about my account? Ask whatever you want👇 Los Angeles, California
On Monday, April 11, I’ll switch my blog to English
Tap-tap like ❤️
Swipe left -and you’ll see a funny backstage video from the photo shoot 😜
April 11th marks the beginning of my international growth story as a blogger, producer and actor. I’ve started thinking about translating the blog about two years ago, but I was ashamed of speaking English, my accent, and mistakes. And now I see clearly: there is no reason to postpone it.
– I have a super-successful business in the US.
– I work with fuckingly cool clients.
– I make a lot of money even by US standards.
– People from all over the world follow my blog.
And if my “shitty” knowledge of the language lets me work and have a cool life in the US, then I can manage my blog in English!
What will you find on my blog?
– A huge amount of insider information about the cinema world. There are so many understatements and secrets around this industry that someone needs to reveal the truth. And I will be this person.
– Business and a lot of money. I was born in a poor family and I believe that I have achieved just huge financial success. That’s the reason why I want to share with you all tricks and tips.
By the way, I really like to write long posts, and it is the main feature of my blog. Therefore, my international followers, I wanna ask you. What would you like to know about my account? Ask whatever you want👇 Los Angeles, California
How has Instagram made me a millionaire?
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In the last few years, I have grown tenfold in incomе and managed to go from $0 to the first million. Spoiler: all this is due to work on social media.
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2018 – 700-2000 $ a month
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– I work as an SMM specialist and maintain two commercial accounts. For one blog I get 500-700$
– I start working as a manager of personal blogs, the price rises to 1000$ per account
– I launch my first course in Blogger Promotion Management and create Nioly Team
2019 – 10k$ to 30 k$ per month
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– I sell advertising on the blog, work on courses, conduct consultations
– I grow my audience very fast, get more clients
– I earn the first million rubles
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2020 – 80 k$-120 k$ per month
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– I start working with American bloggers
– I earn the first million dollars
– I travel a lot, act in my first movie, I start investing
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2021 – 100 k-350 k$ per month
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– I expand my company, move to the US and buy a condo in New York
– I create an agency to promote musicians, actors, and businesses on social media. I start to work with people whose songs and movies are well known all over the world
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2022 – Will see soon👀 But definitely more
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– I develop my agency, introduce additional services and increase the check
– I act in movies, invest in movies, promote social networks of movies
– I promote musicians and actors who are willing to pay tens of thousands of dollars for my system
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Did I know my obsession with instagram will turn into a real business?😬 Nope Palm Springs, California
How has Instagram made me a millionaire?
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Tap-tap like ❤️
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In the last few years, I have grown tenfold in incomе and managed to go from $0 to the first million. Spoiler: all this is due to work on social media.
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2018 – 700-2000 $ a month
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– I work as an SMM specialist and maintain two commercial accounts. For one blog I get 500-700$
– I start working as a manager of personal blogs, the price rises to 1000$ per account
– I launch my first course in Blogger Promotion Management and create Nioly Team
2019 – 10k$ to 30 k$ per month
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– I sell advertising on the blog, work on courses, conduct consultations
– I grow my audience very fast, get more clients
– I earn the first million rubles
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2020 – 80 k$-120 k$ per month
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– I start working with American bloggers
– I earn the first million dollars
– I travel a lot, act in my first movie, I start investing
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2021 – 100 k-350 k$ per month
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– I expand my company, move to the US and buy a condo in New York
– I create an agency to promote musicians, actors, and businesses on social media. I start to work with people whose songs and movies are well known all over the world
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2022 – Will see soon👀 But definitely more
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– I develop my agency, introduce additional services and increase the check
– I act in movies, invest in movies, promote social networks of movies
– I promote musicians and actors who are willing to pay tens of thousands of dollars for my system
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Did I know my obsession with instagram will turn into a real business?😬 Nope Palm Springs, California
Coachella: expectation vs reality
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This year I went to Coachella for the second time. People who don’t know what to expect must be the most disappointed ones by the festival. I share my experience.
1. Coachella is about discomfort.
The sun is scorching from all sides, dust gets into your face, it’s hard to breathe. And hanging out for 12 hours for three days in a row is just physically hard. Think about everything in advance so that you feel comfortable, and be sure to take sweaters with you.
2. Coachella is expensive
For example, a taxi from Palm Springs to Coachella costs $50-200. Hotels cost tenfold, and a normal hotel will cost $700-800 per day. You definitely shouldn’t expect that it will be a cool and inexpensive festival experience.
3. Coachella is not about fun, but about blogging and showing off
At some point, the festival turned from a musical one into a show of outfits, dresses and creating content. Compared to other festivals, the atmosphere here is more smug and formal. And that’s why there is less vibe.
Mistakes I’ve made this year. Don’t repeat after me:
– don’t buy a VIP ticket, it’s not worth it;
– fly directly to Palm Springs airport, and not to Los Angeles, so as not to lose one day;
– book all hotels in advance;
– dress comfortably to enjoy the music, not thinking that it’s cold/hot/too tight, etc.
Who went to Coachella or wants to visit? Coachella, California
Coachella: expectation vs reality
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This year I went to Coachella for the second time. People who don’t know what to expect must be the most disappointed ones by the festival. I share my experience.
1. Coachella is about discomfort.
The sun is scorching from all sides, dust gets into your face, it’s hard to breathe. And hanging out for 12 hours for three days in a row is just physically hard. Think about everything in advance so that you feel comfortable, and be sure to take sweaters with you.
2. Coachella is expensive
For example, a taxi from Palm Springs to Coachella costs $50-200. Hotels cost tenfold, and a normal hotel will cost $700-800 per day. You definitely shouldn’t expect that it will be a cool and inexpensive festival experience.
3. Coachella is not about fun, but about blogging and showing off
At some point, the festival turned from a musical one into a show of outfits, dresses and creating content. Compared to other festivals, the atmosphere here is more smug and formal. And that’s why there is less vibe.
Mistakes I’ve made this year. Don’t repeat after me:
– don’t buy a VIP ticket, it’s not worth it;
– fly directly to Palm Springs airport, and not to Los Angeles, so as not to lose one day;
– book all hotels in advance;
– dress comfortably to enjoy the music, not thinking that it’s cold/hot/too tight, etc.
Who went to Coachella or wants to visit? Coachella, California
Coachella: expectation vs reality
Tap-tap like ❤️
This year I went to Coachella for the second time. People who don’t know what to expect must be the most disappointed ones by the festival. I share my experience.
1. Coachella is about discomfort.
The sun is scorching from all sides, dust gets into your face, it’s hard to breathe. And hanging out for 12 hours for three days in a row is just physically hard. Think about everything in advance so that you feel comfortable, and be sure to take sweaters with you.
2. Coachella is expensive
For example, a taxi from Palm Springs to Coachella costs $50-200. Hotels cost tenfold, and a normal hotel will cost $700-800 per day. You definitely shouldn’t expect that it will be a cool and inexpensive festival experience.
3. Coachella is not about fun, but about blogging and showing off
At some point, the festival turned from a musical one into a show of outfits, dresses and creating content. Compared to other festivals, the atmosphere here is more smug and formal. And that’s why there is less vibe.
Mistakes I’ve made this year. Don’t repeat after me:
– don’t buy a VIP ticket, it’s not worth it;
– fly directly to Palm Springs airport, and not to Los Angeles, so as not to lose one day;
– book all hotels in advance;
– dress comfortably to enjoy the music, not thinking that it’s cold/hot/too tight, etc.
Who went to Coachella or wants to visit? Coachella, California
Coachella: expectation vs reality
Tap-tap like ❤️
This year I went to Coachella for the second time. People who don’t know what to expect must be the most disappointed ones by the festival. I share my experience.
1. Coachella is about discomfort.
The sun is scorching from all sides, dust gets into your face, it’s hard to breathe. And hanging out for 12 hours for three days in a row is just physically hard. Think about everything in advance so that you feel comfortable, and be sure to take sweaters with you.
2. Coachella is expensive
For example, a taxi from Palm Springs to Coachella costs $50-200. Hotels cost tenfold, and a normal hotel will cost $700-800 per day. You definitely shouldn’t expect that it will be a cool and inexpensive festival experience.
3. Coachella is not about fun, but about blogging and showing off
At some point, the festival turned from a musical one into a show of outfits, dresses and creating content. Compared to other festivals, the atmosphere here is more smug and formal. And that’s why there is less vibe.
Mistakes I’ve made this year. Don’t repeat after me:
– don’t buy a VIP ticket, it’s not worth it;
– fly directly to Palm Springs airport, and not to Los Angeles, so as not to lose one day;
– book all hotels in advance;
– dress comfortably to enjoy the music, not thinking that it’s cold/hot/too tight, etc.
Who went to Coachella or wants to visit? Coachella, California
Coachella: expectation vs reality
Tap-tap like ❤️
This year I went to Coachella for the second time. People who don’t know what to expect must be the most disappointed ones by the festival. I share my experience.
1. Coachella is about discomfort.
The sun is scorching from all sides, dust gets into your face, it’s hard to breathe. And hanging out for 12 hours for three days in a row is just physically hard. Think about everything in advance so that you feel comfortable, and be sure to take sweaters with you.
2. Coachella is expensive
For example, a taxi from Palm Springs to Coachella costs $50-200. Hotels cost tenfold, and a normal hotel will cost $700-800 per day. You definitely shouldn’t expect that it will be a cool and inexpensive festival experience.
3. Coachella is not about fun, but about blogging and showing off
At some point, the festival turned from a musical one into a show of outfits, dresses and creating content. Compared to other festivals, the atmosphere here is more smug and formal. And that’s why there is less vibe.
Mistakes I’ve made this year. Don’t repeat after me:
– don’t buy a VIP ticket, it’s not worth it;
– fly directly to Palm Springs airport, and not to Los Angeles, so as not to lose one day;
– book all hotels in advance;
– dress comfortably to enjoy the music, not thinking that it’s cold/hot/too tight, etc.
Who went to Coachella or wants to visit? Coachella, California
What I’ve realized on the billionaire’s private island
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Every time I go through any training, I try not only to get information, but also immediately apply it in my life. Now I’ll share with you what I have learned from the lectures on Richard Branson’s island and what I will apply in my life.
1. I’ll switch to organic food
I was terribly scared of GMO foods, so I decided to make at least 50% of my meals organic. I will ask the chef to buy organic food and go to farmers’ markets myself.
2. I’ll continue to refuse single use plastic
I have a very tough relationship with the environment. I act just like “I do what I can and what is comfortable for me.” But now on Fridays I will have a day without plastic. I will challenge myself and will share how it goes with you in stories.
3. I’ll carry a notebook with me to write down ideas
Richard always carries a notepad or notebook, and I usually write my thoughts on the phone. But in the flow of notes, all ideas get lost because I never reread them. So, I’ll try to start a paper version of the diary.
4. I’ll take time for myself in the morning
When Richard wakes up, the first thing he does is eat a delicious and healthy breakfast, go in for sports, and only then he gets to work. I have it the other way around. At first I work, and after it I do my personal stuff in the evening. So I’ll try Richard’s system.
Leave in the comments which point you’ll apply in your life. For me, the most relevant points now are the first and fourth one 👌 Necker Island
You come to my account, check out my stories and the only question 99% of you have is
“What should I do to achieve the same lifestyle as you have?”
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The one and only thing you have to start doing to become like ✨me✨ is START ACTING.
Wanna change your life? START NOW. Wanna change your income? START NOW. Wanna be in movies/attend the biggest events/always travel? START NOW.
What can you do TODAY to start changing your life?
1. Accept the fact that you are the only one responsible for your success. No one else
2. Start growing your socials. Whatever you do, it is always good to be easily recognized in your niche
3. Pick any online skill you like: blogging, managing bloggers, web design, video editing and learn how to do it
4. Go to any freelance website and start applying for 5-15 job openings per day
5. Continue doing so until you are big enough to start hiring people to help you
That’s the exact plan how I started changing my life with no 💸 in my pocket. Success is not a random act, it is a system. Los Angeles, California
You come to my account, check out my stories and the only question 99% of you have is
“What should I do to achieve the same lifestyle as you have?”
Tap-tap like❤️
The one and only thing you have to start doing to become like ✨me✨ is START ACTING.
Wanna change your life? START NOW. Wanna change your income? START NOW. Wanna be in movies/attend the biggest events/always travel? START NOW.
What can you do TODAY to start changing your life?
1. Accept the fact that you are the only one responsible for your success. No one else
2. Start growing your socials. Whatever you do, it is always good to be easily recognized in your niche
3. Pick any online skill you like: blogging, managing bloggers, web design, video editing and learn how to do it
4. Go to any freelance website and start applying for 5-15 job openings per day
5. Continue doing so until you are big enough to start hiring people to help you
That’s the exact plan how I started changing my life with no 💸 in my pocket. Success is not a random act, it is a system. Los Angeles, California
Are you an immigrant? You can and YOU WILL BE SUCCESSFUL
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People I meet in my life and at events are 30%+ immigrants. A lot of them are extremely successful first-generation immigrants – not outsiders, as many people think.
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And that is so just because immigrants have something that people born in this or that country simply don’t have.
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1. You are “hungry”
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You haven’t seen much, you haven’t had and tried much, and you are eager to live life to the fullest. For example, until the age of 21, I had never flown on a plane. And now my goal is to work so fucking hard that I can fly at least every day. Immigrants have to create opportunities themselves to try what other people have already had since their childhood.
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2. You have nothing to lose
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You’ve been in really shitty situations before, then what to lose? Why should I be afraid of losing money if I was already living on just $300 a month? Unlike the locals I’m not afraid to take risks. Because if I have to, I can build a career again from scratch.
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3. You are tougher
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You learned the language, figured out the bureaucracy in a new country, and worked in a non-native language. And you work much more than the locals do to stay afloat. You adapt and become stronger.
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Do you still think that it is unrealistic to become successful in a new country or do you see opportunities? Necker Island
What do I do for work now and what are the main sources of my income?
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The more people subscribe to me, the less they understand what I do. And taking into account the fact that my profession is very specific, and I am engaged in different types of activities, I’d better remind you about them.
Swipe left to learn more about each direction.
And if you have any questions, leave them in the comments, I will answer asap 😉 Los Angeles, California
What do I do for work now and what are the main sources of my income?
Tap-tap like ❤️
The more people subscribe to me, the less they understand what I do. And taking into account the fact that my profession is very specific, and I am engaged in different types of activities, I’d better remind you about them.
Swipe left to learn more about each direction.
And if you have any questions, leave them in the comments, I will answer asap 😉 Los Angeles, California
What do I do for work now and what are the main sources of my income?
Tap-tap like ❤️
The more people subscribe to me, the less they understand what I do. And taking into account the fact that my profession is very specific, and I am engaged in different types of activities, I’d better remind you about them.
Swipe left to learn more about each direction.
And if you have any questions, leave them in the comments, I will answer asap 😉 Los Angeles, California
What do I do for work now and what are the main sources of my income?
Tap-tap like ❤️
The more people subscribe to me, the less they understand what I do. And taking into account the fact that my profession is very specific, and I am engaged in different types of activities, I’d better remind you about them.
Swipe left to learn more about each direction.
And if you have any questions, leave them in the comments, I will answer asap 😉 Los Angeles, California
What do I do for work now and what are the main sources of my income?
Tap-tap like ❤️
The more people subscribe to me, the less they understand what I do. And taking into account the fact that my profession is very specific, and I am engaged in different types of activities, I’d better remind you about them.
Swipe left to learn more about each direction.
And if you have any questions, leave them in the comments, I will answer asap 😉 Los Angeles, California
What do I do for work now and what are the main sources of my income?
Tap-tap like ❤️
The more people subscribe to me, the less they understand what I do. And taking into account the fact that my profession is very specific, and I am engaged in different types of activities, I’d better remind you about them.
Swipe left to learn more about each direction.
And if you have any questions, leave them in the comments, I will answer asap 😉 Los Angeles, California
So what are the further plans for the movie business?
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Yesterday I finished acting in the movie “Russian Roulette”, but I continue to take an active part in the project as a producer. Plus I have promotion tasks.
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I can already surely say that this project completely changed my life and my idea of what I actually want to do.
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I used to perceive movies as kind of a side hustle, like some additional activity, but now I want to make the movie business one of my main activities.
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What plans do I have for the future?
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1. To invest most of my income into movies. I want to invest into 2-3 projects a year.
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2. To actively develop in acting. During the process of filming, I realized that I can act and that I can act not worse than actors who have been professionally trained. I am going to develop in this direction. After arrival back to NYC I’ll audition more often
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3. To become a certified film producer. Now I don’t catch 100 % of information other producers are talking about. I already know and feel that I am taken less seriously than other producers. The reason is not yet clear: it may be my age, gender, or the fact that I am just a beginner. But I want to be on equal ground with them, so I will continue to study in this niche.
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That’s why I am really grateful to the project for revealing my new side and allowing me to find opportunities for further development in the movie business.
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What does cinema give me as it is?
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First, money. When you invest in movies, you usually receive a cool percentage. If you launch a successful project, then you’ll get very, very big money.
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Secondly, meeting incredible and fuckingly cool actors. I used to watch them on TV, and now we are filming in the same projects.
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Thirdly, recognition. I am attracting a new audience and more people know about me as a producer and actress.
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Yeah, the goals are fuckingly huge, so we make our best. By the way, are you already waiting for the movie?
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@russianroulette.movie
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#movieproducer #bloggernyc #nyc Bristol, United Kingdom
